Crystal Palace have a chance to end their season on a high note home against Manchester United and they're one of Adam Zdroik's best bets for the final day of matches in the Premier League.
Romelu Lukaku is suddenly relevant again in the fantasy world after recent starts and he's expected to close the season with a bang, near the top of the Fantrax rankings with a home matchup against Watford.
Tottenham can lock up fourth place with a win and they'll be a popular place to look for FPL captaincy, playing already-relegated Norwich City in the final weekend of the Premier League season.
Leicester City get another favorable matchup to close the season and RotoWire's Chris Owen is eyeing guys like Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes to capitalize against Watford, assuming both start again.
Raul Jimenez has the best odds to score for Sunday's five-game slate, which makes him a reasonable cash play at a cheaper price, similar to Jamie Vardy in the midweek slate, suggests RotoWire's Ryan Belongia.
Crystal Palace are away from home for both of their matches in Gameweek 37, but that won't stop Wilfried Zaha and company from racking up stats, leading to a higher than normal ranking at Fantrax.
Everton have two favorable home matches in Gameweek 37 and their players have some of their highest rankings of the season, including Richarlison who has been starting up front.
Allan Saint-Maximin has produced solid numbers against most competition this season and that's expected to be the case even away against Tottenham.
Manchester City are massive favorites at home against Burnley and as expected, most of their players top the rankings for Gameweek 8.
Even though his goal upside took a hit with Manchester United's addition of Cristiano Ronaldo, RotoWire's Andrew Laird is still expecting a big season from Bruno Fernandes.
With the transfer window finally closed, RotoWire's Andrew Laird breaks down his full player rankings for the 2021/22 Premier League season.
The Manchester United attack sputtered last week, but they have a solid bounce-back opportunity in Gameweek 3 against Wolverhampton.
Harry Kane seems to be back in Tottenham's good graces, which should only help teammate Son Heung-Min this week against Watford.
A home match against Burnley pushes a number of Liverpool attackers near the top of Andrew Laird's player rankings in Gameweek 2.
After a big opening match against Norwich City in Gameweek 1, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is at the top of Andrew Laird's player rankings for Gameweek 2 as Liverpool host Burnley at Anfield.
There are plenty of questions about who Harry Kane will play for this season, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird continues to believe Son Heung-Min will carry Tottenham.
Chelsea already had some of the best fantasy options in the Premier League, but the introduction of Romelu Lukaku will greatly affect those other attackers.
Manchester United are missing a few key players, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is still expecting Bruno Fernandes to have a big impact in Gameweek 1.