Jenner will miss 1-to-3 weeks with an infected ankle laceration.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner reportedly cut his ankle in a Jan. 12 contest against the Capitals, with the medical staff determining that the ankle became infected after Tuesday's practice. He wasn't on injured reserve at the time of this writing, but fantasy owners should search for alternatives to Jenner for at least the next three games.

Jenner (undisclosed) won't make the trip to Winnipeg for Thursday's matchup, Aaron Portzline of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner will miss his second game due to his undisclosed injury. If the winger can avoid missing too much time, he should be able to reach the 30-point mark for a fourth consecutive season. Despite averaging 2:01 of ice time with the man advantage, the Ontario native has only notched two power-play points.

Jenner (undisclosed) will miss Tuesday's game against the Sabres, Brian Hedger of NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Information concerning Jenner remains vague, but Lukas Sedlak reportedly will stay put in the lineup with the heavy-hitting winger unavailable against Buffalo. Jenner has been decent this season, adding nine goals, 12 assists, 95 hits and 54 blocked shots through 48 games.

Jenner recorded two goals, three shots, five hits, five blocks and won 10 of 16 faceoffs taken during Thursday's 4-3 overtime win against the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner had arguably his best game as a Blue Jacket and looked very comfortable as the second line center alongside Nick Foligno and Josh Anderson. The 25-year-old forward could have significant fantasy upside in the second half if he can produce points more consistently, so those in deeper formats where his baseline prowess as a hitter (82) and shot blocker (45) should consider snagging him.

Jenner finished with two assists, four shots and a plus-3 rating in Thursday's 4-3 overtime win over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

This was Jenner's first multi-point effort since Nov. 26, and he had managed just a goal and an assist in 12 games since. Counter-intuitively, Jenner's 14:00 of ice time marked his lowest total since the Oct. 4 season opener, so he wasn't rewarded with extra minutes for this rare productive effort.

Jenner factored into the final two goals of Thursday's 7-3 home win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner was the primary distributor on Josh Anderson's even-strength marker, only to follow it up with an empty-net deposit for his fourth goal of the season. Jenner only cracked the scoresheet twice in the first 12 games, but he's since added six points with a plus-3 rating over the last seven.

Jenner cashed in a pair of goals -- including a power-play tally -- in Thursday's 7-4 road victory over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner snapped a four-game point drought with a pair of wrist shots that went past Blues netminder Jake Allen. The top-six winger helped his own cause by firing five total shots on goal over a season-high 21:19 of ice time in this latest contest. Jenner is a streaky player, but it's huge efforts like this that occasionally make him a sneaky good tournament play in DFS contests.

Jenner scored his first goal of the season in Thursday's win over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

It was a big one too, tying the score at 4-4 early in the third period and setting the stage for Cam Atkinson's game-winner. Jenner is seeing his usual 16-plus minutes a game overall, but the 25-year-old has regained a prominent spot on the Jackets' power play, averaging 2:10 in ice time through the first four contests of the season. That hasn't translated into production yet, but if he can hang onto that role, Jenner could return to the 40-point plateau he last reached in 2015-16.

Jenner penned a four-year contract extension with Columbus on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner's deal will carry a $3.75 million AAV, per Steve Gorten of The Columbus Dispatch, a relative steal for a guy that has registered three straight 30-plus point campaigns. The biggest knock on the winger's 2017-18 season was his lack of production on the power play. Despite averaging 1:19 of ice time, the Ontario native managed a paltry three points with the man advantage. If he can step up his role on the power play, Jenner could break the 40-point threshold for the second time in his young career.

Jenner received a qualifying offer as a restricted free agent from the Blue Jackets on Monday, the team's PR account reports.

EDGE Analysis

Injuries limited Jenner to 75 games last year, his lowest total since he became a lineup regular in 2015-16, and his scoring totals suffered accordingly. The 25-year-old did find a groove at the end of the season, though, scoring eight goals and 19 points with a plus-11 rating in his final 28 games. The physical forward can handle an assignment anywhere from the second to fourth line, on the wing or at center, and that versatility should allow him to maintain a significant role in Columbus even if he never comes close to matching his career-high 30 goals from a couple of years ago.