Gutherson was one of the feel-good stories of the season, and like Hayne, can play a multitude of positions in the backline - but of games where he played fullback, the Eels won seven from nine, and four in a row at the back end of the season, before an ACL injury against the Wests Tigers ended his season. We may well see Gutherson shuffled back to centre to accommodate Hayne, but there's at least a discussion to be had that at this stage in their respective careers, it's perhaps the returning Hayne who'd be better served elsewhere in the team. Wing: There's almost no chance this happens - but Hayne played a lot of games on the wing, winning the NRL's rookie of the year award withthe number two on his back, before locking down a flank for the Blues on 13 of his 23 State of Origin appearances, with a few for Australia sprinkled in. It's very unlikely that we'd see this, but with Semi Radradra leaving and a cautiousness towards not ruining the chemistry of what was already a very good rugby league team, it seems like this would be the least disruptive move Parramatta could make.

Lethal finisher: A young Jarryd Hayne on the wing for NSW. Credit:Darren Pateman He doesn't quite have as much speed or explosiveness that he had in his first stint with the club, but the skill as a pure finisher is still there - and he'd be a great bet for the NRL's top try scorer award