Roles are reversed from last season as Burnley is occupying a spot in the relegation zone. Brooks and Bournemouth hope to continue the Clarets' woes. The wide midfielder will likely have room as Ryan Fraser ($8,000) takes more of the attention on the opposite side of the field.

Bournemouth have scored at least two goals in five of their last six matches. Meanwhile, Burnley have conceded at least two goals in each of their last three home matches. Burnley allow a league-high 20.6 shots per match.

Brooks is generally known as a good set-piece taker and has shown an ability to contribute defensively. The young midfielder is averaging nearly three defensive actions per match from an advanced position. He is also averaging two shots per game and one key pass.

Brooks is still developing, but he has a chance to rack up FanDuel points against a struggling Burnley side, and he is likely to be low owned.