Four points from four games does not spell disaster, especially considering there are four clubs below the Whites in the table.
However, the fact Leeds have scored just one goal from open play is sounding alarm bells. Wolves are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table, therefore the pressure will be on for Daniel Farke’s men to get a result.
On the injury news front, Leeds have doubts over wingers Daniel James and Wilfried Gnonto. Goalkeeper Lucas Perri, meanwhile, will be absent again having missed last week’s 1-0 defeat to Fulham.
In his pre-match press conference, Farke said: "We have a few doubts for this game. Daniel James is obviously a major doubt.
"He's still struggling a bit with his hit in his core muscle. So, major doubt also for this game. Also Willy Gnonto, a doubt, is struggling with some calf problems. He missed a few training sessions, so late calls with both of them. Apart from that, everyone is in a good place."
There will be plenty of selection headaches for Farke, who may find himself choosing between Jack Harrison and Brenden Aaronson as his right-sided winger.
Here is The Yorkshire Post’s predicted Leeds United XI ahead of the club’s trip to Molineux.
5. CB: Pascal Struijk
The temptation to introduce Jaka Bijol may creep in eventually, but Leeds have been strong at the back in the Premier League with the exception of the Arsenal game. A change in the heart of defence would come as a surprise. | Jack Thomas/Getty Images
6. LB: Gabriel Gudmundsson
He may have scored a stoppage-time goal costing Leeds a point at Fulham, but has otherwise equipped himself well. A solid outing against Wolves would put the mistake firmly behind him. | George Wood/Getty Images
7. CM: Ethan Ampadu
When Leeds' captain is fit, he tends to start. After his comeback at Craven Cottage, expect the Wales international to start as the deepest-lying of the central midfielders. | Ryan Pierse/Getty Images
8. CM: Anton Stach
The midfielder may not yet have found full flow, but Daniel Farke will most likely keep the faith for now. | Danny Lawson/PA Wire