Not a single pass will be completed. No quarterback will be sacked. Not even an extra point will be kicked.
But when the three-day 2018 NFL Draft Experience kicks off beginning Thursday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the event could wind up being a street party as big as any regular season game against the hated New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles or Washington Redskins.
And actually, far more people are expected to attend the draft than any of the previous big-ticket events, including the February 2010 Super Bowl and January 2015 college football championship.
Roughly 250,000 to 300,000 people are expected to attend the NFL's biggest off-season showcase, including those who have tickets to the draft itself inside AT&T Stadium.