Salary: $9,500

After an explosive start to the season that saw him score five goals in six matches, Mitrovic cooled off considerably, scoring just two goals in his next thirteen matches. He is currently in the midst of a six-match goal drought, but with his consistent involvement in Fulham's attack, that drought should end soon. That goal drought, combined with Jamie Vardy's excellent matchup, great form and lower salary, should draw ownership off of Mitrovic.

He has eight shots on goal over his last five matches, along with six chances created and an assist. His goal drought has kept him from producing the explosive FanDuel performances that made him a popular option for much of the earlier part of the season, but a match against Huddersfield could see him return to those lofty heights.

Huddersfield have lost their last six Premier League fixtures, conceding an average of two goals per match over that span, and have just one road win on the season. Their 20 away goals conceded is the fourth-most in the Premier League, with the only three teams ahead of them all having played an additional match. Fulham have struggled horribly to produce goals, with just three in their last six matches, but the matchup is right for a productive day this weekend.