Gurney is under no illusion about the task that awaits him as he bids to regain his place among the world's elite, but the early signs are promising. The Packers (7-2), meanwhile, will hope to have Rodgers back for a meeting at home against the Seattle Seahawks (3-5). Beckham was not traded before the deadline, but there are rumours that he could now be released, with Stefanski telling reporters on Wednesday that general manager Andrew Berry is meeting with Beckham's representatives. "You would expect there would be some improvement to the extent of how we've improved," Molyneux said.