As we head into the latest international break, Albion are currently seventh with a decent haul of 17 points from their first 11 matches.
Fans are dreaming of a potential European spot but where can the Seagulls realistically expect to finish compared with their top flight rivals?
It's a huge improvement on last term where they flirted with relegation but ended the season on 41 points to secure a fifth consecutive top flight campaign.
Data experts FiveThirtyEight have crunched the numbers and predicted points totals and how the Premier League table could look come May.
Scroll down and click through to see where your club could finish.
1. Man City
Pep Guardiola's team are predicted to finish first in the Premier League on 85 points with a goal difference of 58
2. Liverpool
The Reds predicted to finish four points back in second place on 81 points with a goal difference of 57
3. Chelsea
The current leaders are expected to slide to third 79 points with a goal difference of 48
4. West Ham
What a season this could be for the Hammers. They are tipped for fourth on 64 points with a goal difference of 16