Sergio Aguero missed multiple weeks due to injury, but a return to the starting XI this weekend against Crystal Palace could produce significant fantasy dividends.
After qualifying for the Champions League round of 16 with a draw away to Barcelona on Tuesday, Tottenham return home to a very fantasy-friendly matchup against Burnley this weekend.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the highest-scoring forward in the Premier League's official fantasy game, and he'll look to grow his lead while facing Huddersfield this weekend.
A quick turnaround will test plenty of teams' depth, but Tottenham's home match against Southampton helps push Harry Kane to the top of Andrew Laird's weekly positional rankings.
No team has allowed more goals than Fulham this season, and they'll now have to contend with trying to slow down Eden Hazard and Alvaro Morata.
With many of the top teams playing away from home in Gameweek 13, RotoWire's Andrew Laird is turning his attention to Everton, who will host Cardiff City at Goodison Park.
Liverpool will look to bounce back from their shocking midweek Champions League loss, and there's no better opponent for that than Fulham, which puts Mohamed Salah atop one of Andrew Laird's positional rankings.
With Manchester City home to Southampton this weekend, Sergio Aguero easily takes a top spot in Andrew Laird's weekly positional rankings, which now include a plethora of new stats.
Chelsea were a bit leaky last weekend against Manchester United, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting their defense to bounce back against Burnley, which puts Marcos Alonso near the top of his weekly positional rankings.
Sergio Aguero has three goals in his last four games, and a matchup at home against Burnley on Saturday puts him firmly atop one of Andrew Laird's weekly positional rankings.
Harry Kane moves to the top of one of Andrew Laird's weekly positional rankings, with Tottenham expected to win big at home against Cardiff City.
Another week, another chance for Manchester City to destroy a lesser opponent, this time Brighton & Hove Albion, which means plenty of City players are near the top of Andrew Laird's positional rankings.
Sadio Mane leads Liverpool in goals this season, and a matchup at home against Southampton leaves him near the top of Andrew Laird's weekly positional rankings.
Harry Kane has two goals in his last three games, but he could have a tough time finding the back of the net Saturday against Liverpool.
RotoWire's Andrew Laird revisits his preseason Top 200 and positional rankings and updates them to reflect early FPL returns, late transfers and depth chart changes.
Sergio Aguero has only scored in one of three starts this season, but he has a great opportunity to find the back of the net Saturday at home against Newcastle.
Talk of Sergio Aguero being benched against Huddersfield last weekend turned out to be nonsense, and he responded by bagging a hat trick. Up next: newly promoted Wolves.
He failed to score in last weekend's win over Arsenal, but Sergio Aguero has a great opportunity to open his 2018/19 account at home against Huddersfield on Saturday.
The opening round of the 2018/19 Premier League season kicks off Friday, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird is expecting Liverpool's Mohamed Salah to remain an elite fantasy option at home to West Ham.
Mohamed Salah was the highest-scoring player in the Premier League's official fantasy game last season, and RotoWire's Andrew Laird thinks the Liverpool attacker is in for another great year.
Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored 10 goals in 12 Premier League starts last season, and he's expected to continue playing a dominant role in the Gunners' attack under new manager Unai Emery.
Liverpool's Mohamed Salah was the most dominant fantasy Premier League player ever last season, and there's little reason to think he won't be one of the top scorers again this year.
Many fantasy managers focus on attacking fullbacks for their potential assist upside, but RotoWire's Andrew Laird says not to forget about center-backs who can actually put the ball in the back of the net.
Predicting saves and clean sheets isn't the easiest part of building a fantasy Premier League team, but that doesn't stop RotoWire's Andrew Laird from trying.
RotoWire's Andrew Laird reviews his 2017/18 preseason rankings to see which players ended up where he thought they would and which players over-performed and under-performed expectations.
Liverpool need at least a draw to clinch a top-four spot in the table, which means fantasy players should be able to trust Mohamed Salah in the final gameweek of the season.
Twelve teams will play twice in Gameweek 37, and with matches at West Brom and home to Newcastle, Harry Kane takes a top spot in our positional rankings.
Harry Kane will try to make up ground to Mohamed Salah in the Golden Boot race when Spurs host Watford on Sunday, pushing the Tottenham striker to the top of our positional rankings.
There are only 12 teams in action during Gameweek 35, which plenty of fantasy managers likely to target players from Arsenal and Liverpool.
Eight teams will play twice in Gameweek 34, a situation that helps Romelu Lukaku climb to the top of one of our positional rankings.