Coleraine are setting the early pace ahead of Tuesday’s showdown with reigning champions Linfield while Glentoran and Larne have also made impressive starts to the campaign.
Throughout every match, Sofascore award each player performance with a ranking between 1-10 and from those results we can see who they view as the Premiership’s top talents.
Here, we take a look at who they have ranked as the top player at each of the 12 clubs.
NOTE: Players have to had played in at least eight Premiership matches to qualify and the list is compiled based on current league position.
9. Cliftonville - Odhran Casey
Cliftonville's Odhran Casey sits inside the Premiership's top-10 for accurate passes made - team-mate Jack Keaney is atop a list dominated by defenders. Casey has made the most defensive clearances for the Reds and had featured virtually every minute for Jim Magilton's men until sitting out of Saturday's 1-0 win over Carrick Rangers due to suspension. Photo: Inpho/Stephen Hamilton
10. Carrick Rangers - Danny Gibson
Carrick's Danny Gibson started the season on fire, scoring an opening day brace in their dramatic 4-3 victory over Crusaders and followed it up by netting the winner against former club Glenavon. He hasn't found the net since, but has continued to be an attacking threat - only Joel Cooper and Elliot Dunlop have completed more dribbles than Gibson. Photo: Stephen Hamilton /inpho
11. Crusaders - Fraser Bryden
Crusaders may be sitting in 11th, seven points above bottom side Glenavon, but they've the Premiership's top goalscorer in their ranks in Fraser Bryden. The Scottish striker is enjoying a superb maiden Irish League campaign following his summer transfer, netting eight times in 10 appearances. Only Joel Cooper and Kieran Offord have had more shots on target than Bryden, who converts a high percentage of his efforts on goal. Photo: INPHO/Stephen Hamilton
12. Glenavon - Jacob Carney
Basement club Glenavon were recently hit with a major injury blow as star performer Jacob Carney is set for a spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery on a broken hand. No Premiership goalkeeper has made more saves this season than Carney and he sits sixth on Sofascore's list of top players across Northern Ireland's top-flight. Photo: INPHO/Stephen Hamilton