Copp (concussion) will not be in the lineup versus Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Copp will miss his second straight contest due to his concussion suffered against the Wild on Friday. Prior to getting hurt, the winger was bogged down in a 14-game goal drought during which he managed just one helper. After setting career highs last season in assists (19) and points (28), expectations were high that Copp would be able to provide some depth scoring this season, but his production has yet to materialize this year. Brendan Lemieux figures to continue filling in for Copp for the time being.

Copp (concussion) will be replaced by Brendan Lemieux for Saturday's road game against the Blues, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Copp was injured in Friday's game against the Wild, though he still logged 13:05 of ice time to eclipse his TOI average on the young season. The Jets are sure to reevaluate the Michigan native ahead of Tuesday's home clash with the Penguins.

Copp worked through concussion protocol during Friday's game versus the Wild but head coach Paul Maurice has no update for Saturday's game versus the Blues, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

It's unclear if Copp was officially diagnosed with a concussion, so he'll be a name to watch during morning skate. Copp has one assist in the last 14 games, so he's not a viable fantasy play at this time.

Copp is stuck in a rut, as he is pointless in his last nine outings.

EDGE Analysis

Copp notched a career-high 28 points last season and may be hard pressed to recreate that level of productivity this year. Given his importance to the Jets' penalty kill -- he is logging 1:45 of short-handed ice time per game -- the center is unlikely to get bounced from his spot in the lineup, but won't offer much in terms of fantasy value.

Copp picked up a rebound in front of the net to register his first goal of the season against Vancouver on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Copp has registered points in back-to-back games after having been blanked in the first five contests of the year. The Michigan native is unlikely to blow the doors off in terms of fantasy production, but should be capable of challenging for the 10-goal and 30-point thresholds -- marks he came just shy of reaching last season.

Copp logged a mere 12:15 of ice time against the Stars on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Copp saw over four minutes less of ice time compared to Opening Night -- which certainly doesn't bode well for his fantasy outlook. Given his minimal usage, it doesn't come as a surprise the center has yet to tally a point or shot on goal. The Michigan native could face challenges for his spot on the third line from Kristian Vesalainen or Nikolaj Ehlers.

Copp recorded a helper in Tuesday's Game 4 win over Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

Copp -- who is averaging 14:24 of ice time in the playoffs -- snagged a pair of postseason points in the first four games of the opening-round series. During the regular season, the natural center matched his career high of nine goals, while also setting new highs in assists (19) and points (28). The Ann Arbor native should continue to provide solid mid-range fantasy value throughout the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Copp scored twice, including once shorthanded, in the Jets' 4-1 victory over the Blackhawks on Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Copp's production over the last week has been nothing short of remarkable. He has 28 points in 82 games overall, but seven of those (including four goals) in his last seven games. Copp won't produce like this in the postseason, but he should provide hard-nosed depth on a team that hopes to go far.

Copp scored the opening goal and added an assist in a 6-5 victory over Ottawa on Monday.

EDGE Analysis

After a long drought, Copp has stepped up in the Jets' past four games, scoring four points in that stretch. He seems to have taken himself to a higher level as the Jets chase Nashville for the Central Division title, and he might be worth an add if you need some help down the stretch in a deep format.

Copp has failed to register a point in seven consecutive outings.

EDGE Analysis

On top of his seven-game pointless streak, Copp is also sporting a 12-game goal drought dating back to Feb. 16. Despite the lack of points, the center continues to see penty of ice time -- 14:03 over his last five games -- and even moved into a top-six role with Paul Stastny (lower body) sidelined. Once Stastny or Mark Scheifele (upper body) is cleared to return, Copp will no doubt find himself back on the third of fourth line.