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joining me now former redskins quarterback and super bowl champ joe theismann what's it going to lookand sound like in just three weeks. >> well jesse first of all thanks for having me. i really think that it's going to sound probably a little bit similar because they may sub in fan noise to make it interesting but in 1974 during a strike period about when i was a rookie, i played in the empty stadium. we played at rfk stadium in washington with 300 fans there everything you said echoed it just echoed through the stands. it is an eerie feeling tas different feeling. especially for football. we've seen the bubble in everything in basketball, and i don't think you can put up that much cardboard faces like they do in major league baseball setting. so it is different. but the guys will get used to. that's the adaptability of the athlete they will get used to. jesse: we'll probably hear fans, you know, pipe in whatever they do. i guess, the, you know, i don't know how they can be louder than some of these fans in seattle or somewhere. but they'll do what they can. are we going hear the pad