Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday are among the favourites with the bookmakers at present, despite both clubs being relatively quiet in the transfer market.
Following last season’s dreadful collapse, Doncaster Rovers are rebuilding under new boss Richie Wellens and, once again, this summer has seen a high turnover of players.
So with that in mind, where do the experts think that Rovers will finish this season?
Experts at BonusBetCodes have put together their predicted table for the new League One season, using an algorithm that analysed informative betting markets including title winner, top six, top half finish and relegation.
But what do they mean for Doncaster? Will it be a season of consolidation or can they push for a top six finish?
Here’s the full table, as predicted by the team at BonusBetCodes.
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. 24th - Morecambe
Promoted via the League Two play-offs last season, the experts don't think that Morecambe's stay in the third tier will be a particularly long one. Photo: Richard Heathcote
. 23rd - Cambridge United
Another side promoted from League Two following the 2020/21 season, the U's impressed in the fourth tier but are being tipped to struggle in the new campaign. Photo: Stu Forster
. 22nd - Cheltenham Town
So impressive in League Two last season, can Michael Duff's side spring a shock in League One this term? The experts aren't convinced. Photo: Matthew Lewis
. 21st - AFC Wimbledon
The Dons managed to fight off relegation last season, but the experts aren't convinced that they will be able to repeat the trick in the new season. Photo: Alex Davidson
. 20th - Accrington Stanley
Usually well clear of relegation danger, Accrington were in contention for a play-off place for much of last year. The experts, however, feel this season could be a different affair for the North West side. Photo: Lewis Storey
. 19th - Crewe Alexandra
Having seen some of their talented academy graduates depart over recent months, may this be a slightly more difficult campaign for Crewe? The experts believe that may be the case. Photo: Alex Livesey
. 18th - Shrewsbury Town
The Shrews have made some eye-catching signings this summer and were much-improved under Steve Cotterill last season - but the experts don't feel that will be enough to lift them higher in the League One table. Photo: Naomi Baker
. 17th - Plymouth Argyle
Plymouth beat Sunderland at the Stadium of Light last season, but struggled for consistency. That may be the case again with a bottom half finish forecast by the experts. Photo: Harry Trump
1. 24th - Morecambe
Promoted via the League Two play-offs last season, the experts don't think that Morecambe's stay in the third tier will be a particularly long one. Photo: Richard Heathcote
2. 23rd - Cambridge United
Another side promoted from League Two following the 2020/21 season, the U's impressed in the fourth tier but are being tipped to struggle in the new campaign. Photo: Stu Forster
3. 22nd - Cheltenham Town
So impressive in League Two last season, can Michael Duff's side spring a shock in League One this term? The experts aren't convinced. Photo: Matthew Lewis
4. 21st - AFC Wimbledon
The Dons managed to fight off relegation last season, but the experts aren't convinced that they will be able to repeat the trick in the new season. Photo: Alex Davidson