"Rogers has been electric lately, landing his second 15 pointer in five weeks, but the underlying data says he's been riding his luck. He's massively overperforming his expected goals, and if history is any guide, he tends to deliver in streaks before falling quiet for a few matches. With Man United (H), Chelsea (A), and Arsenal (A) coming up, the attacking returns could dry up fast. While others are jumping on late, I'd rather sell a week early than hold through a tough run."
"Cucurella has looked decent on the eye, but the underlying data doesn't justify his price anymore. At 6.2m, he's costing premium money without premium output. Chelsea have flattered to deceive defensively, and their recent clean sheets owe more to luck than structure. The next four - Newcastle, Aston Villa, Bournemouth, and Man City - look rough, and I'd be surprised if they manage more than a single shutout."
"Fantasy managers love to hold onto players who've done well recently, but Woltemade's numbers suggest it's time to move on. One assist in three, with no big chances and only one shot on target, tells you what you need to know. Chelsea next doesn't make things easier, and with Yoane Wissa now back in the frame, there's added rotation risk. He's still a talented long-term option, but FPL"
Several FPL assets show strong recent returns but weak underlying metrics and looming risks that justify selling ahead of GW17. Rogers has overperformed expected goals and faces Manchester United, Chelsea, and Arsenal, increasing regression risk after a scoring streak. Cucurella carries a 6.2m price tag with limited attacking output and an upcoming run against Newcastle, Aston Villa, Bournemouth, and Manchester City, making clean sheets unlikely. Woltemade has produced minimal attacking threat and faces added rotation risk with Yoane Wissa returning. Managers should prioritize timing exits to lock in points before tougher fixtures and regression occur.
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