This is such an interesting take and it comes across as a little callous to me. My initial thought when I heard the news was that Cain obviously had doubts going into all of this but I assume (based off of no info) that he wanted to give it a go for MKE and his teammates to see if the situation was going to be safe. He got a feel for the situation and decided against. While I stand behind the opinion that opt out/opt in decisions should have been made before the season in the absence of something major changing with the virus (it hasn't), I could rephrase by simply saying that if the above comes off as callous. I can understand the mindset that some players such as Cain initially had faith in their fellow players to follow safety protocols, faith which has now evaporated. I think it was wishful thinking at best, though, to think that a league full of young men were ever going to spend this entire season following social distancing and safety guidelines.