Maybe it's just me, but I think the graphic at the beginning of the show and subtle tributes by the wrestlers was enough for me.
Plus, Brodie's character in AEW was basically mocking Vince and his idiosyncrasies (i.e. hating people sneezing, etc.) while working for the competition that openly mocks Vince and WWE. It would be kind of weird to devote a bunch of air time to a guy who just did that.
I didn't expect any more than that from WWE. That's how Vince usually does it for people who aren't under contract with WWE at the time of their passing.
As opposed to someone like Pat Patterson who was a producer at the time of his passing and was one of Vince's closest friends. He got two tributes.
I think the wrestlers in WWE probably should've had more free reign to do more personal tributes to Huber like AEW's wrestlers had. But AEW's wrestlers have more creative input into their own characters and stories unlike in WWE where they're basically given a script and have to be given clearance for everything.
As for Smackdown, I think they'll just tack on a video montage before the graphic. It would be petty to do a 10-bell salute on Smackdown when they didn't do it on Raw. WWE missed their chance to show solidarity with AEW and be like "forget the war, let's just call it a truce this week and just celebrate this man." That would've been respectable, but Vince isn't respectable so I didn't expect him to actually do that.