Due to injuries, Jack Harrison has found a consistent role in Everton's starting XI and remains a top Fantrax and Sleeper addition, writes Ethan Sexton.
Newcastle are hoping to get a few players back from injury ahead of Sunday's FA Cup fifth round meeting with Brighton, writes Luke Atzert.
Chelsea face a depleted Southampton in Gameweek 14, which should mean more positive returns at Fantrax as they lead the rankings.
Erling Haaland has two goals in his last eight league matches and FPL managers may be on their last straw with him ahead of Gameweek 14.
Once again, Erling Haaland is the most expensive player and leads the initial RotoWire FPL rankings ahead of the 2024/25 season.
As the focal point in Crystal Palace's attack, Eberechi Eze could be an underrated Fantrax option, finding himself near the top of the 2024/25 rankings.
Fresh off a goal in his return to the starting XI, Elijah Adebayo is cheap and has the eye of Jack Burkart for Saturday's seven-game slate at FanDuel.
Unlike other teams with a double Gameweek 37, Chelsea aren't expected to rotate much, boosting players like Cole Palmer up the Fantrax rankings.
It's another double for Manchester City, which means it'll be hard to fade top FPL captain Erling Haaland, as he leads the Gameweek 37 rankings.
James Ward-Prowse is a talking point on every DraftKings slate and Ian Faletti likes his chances at Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
Pedro Porro is still taking set pieces and Jack Burkart thinks Saturday's FanDuel DFS slate is a great spot to pay up for him.
Manchester City players will again be vital in Gameweek 24, as they host Everton and swarm the top of the Fantrax rankings.
Diogo Jota has been in decent form since returning from injury and may be worth a captain look near the top of the Gameweek 24 FPL rankings.
Chiedozie Ogbene is back in Luton Town's XI and back in consideration for DFS purposes at DraftKings, as Ian Faletti likes his role on the wing for Saturday's slate.
Newcastle sealed another win against Aston Villa on Tuesday, pointing to a possible return to form for Eddie Howe's side, writes Will Van Dinter.