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you potentially getting shai alexander and all pro quarterback coming back as well. you potentially are going to have darrius smith back. maybe even whitney mercilus. who was the surprise coming off that bicep injury? you have the packers getting healthy at the right time. but really for me is if they are able to stop the run, i think the packers are going to have that chance. a pretty decent chance to win the game. i still think this game is going to be tighter than packer fans wanted to be. >> everyone's crossing their fingers for another classic at lambeau. so many of them in the past history. all right. kate burgess, thank you so much for joining us to help us to side of things know them try to stay warm out there on saturday. >> that's it for red and gold zone will be back tomorrow night and saturday morning with more. make sure you watch. thanks for being with us here tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: how they captured brianna's accused killer. to speak of the citizen sleuth who called 911. >> he just walked past in the alley back. >> that is the guy that killed a