Jenner racked up 15 PIM in Thursday's loss to Pittsburgh.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner has been fairly quiet in terms of offensive production of late, but he never fails to deliver with PIM. The second-line winger played a prominent role in a feisty affair between two clubs that have now become bitter rivals. With just two assists in his last 15 games, the 24-year-old doesn't offer much fantasy value right now. Jenner has the potential to be a solid fantasy contributor with a lethal PIM and goal-scoring combination, but it hasn't come together this season, making him mainly of value in deeper leagues.

Jenner recorded seven shots and 11 hits through 20:19 of ice time (5:47 with the man advantage) during Monday's 3-1 loss to Montreal.

EDGE Analysis

The 24-year-old forward has a modest three goals and eight points through his past 13 contests, but with Monday's outburst in the peripheral categories, he's now up to 35 shots and 39 hits during that span. Jenner is locked into a top-six role and receiving power-play time, so he's a well-rounded asset with the upside to chip in more offense moving forward.

Jenner registered an assist and four shots on net through 19:45 of ice time during Friday's 2-0 win over the Rangers.

EDGE Analysis

While the helper ends a four-game point drought, Jenner still has just two tallies and seven points through 13 games this season. The former 30-goal scorer has struggled to repeat his 2015-16 success, but it's not all for naught. He entered Friday averaging a career-high 19:09 or ice time per game, which includes 2:20 with the man advantage. Additionally, Jenner is a high-volume shooter who tilts the scales in the PIM and hit totals.

Jenner scored his second goal of the season and added two assists in Thursday's blowout victory over the Panthers.

EDGE Analysis

The goal came with the man advantage, as Jenner has now scored in back-to-back games. The second-line winger netted 18 tallies last season and can be a great fantasy resource when he's healthy. Jenner dishes out tons of hits and has a lethal shot, so take a look if he's available. The 24-year-old is heating up after missing the start of the season with a back injury.

Jenner scored his first goal of the season and recorded six hits in Monday's 4-3 shootout win over the Bruins.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner's 21:57 of ice time was second among Blue Jackets forwards, so it's good to see that he could produce with such a heavy workload. The point was his first since returning from a back injury that delayed his season until Oct. 21, and it's probably best to wait for the Canadian to get hot before locking him into fantasy lineups.

Jenner (back) will return to action for Saturday's home game against the Kings, George Richards of The Columbus Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

This will be the season debut for Jenner, who's tacked on an absurd 429 hits and 151 blocked shots over the past two seasons. The Ontario native isn't a one-trick pony, either, as he finished with 34 points (18 goals, 34 helpers) over a full campaign in 2016-17.

Jenner (back) was taken off injured reserve Friday, Tom Reed of the Athletic Cleveland reports.

EDGE Analysis

Jenner is still considered day-to-day according to coach Jon Tortorella, but appears to be trending in the right direction for a return to action Saturday. If he suits up against the Kings, it would mark the winger's 2017-18 debut. In order to make room for Jenner, the Blue Jackets sent Markus Hannikainen down to AHL Cleveland.

Jenner (back) is expected to return Saturday, Brian Hedger of the Blue Jackets' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

This development is based on the line configurations from practice Friday; those arrangements weren't immediately available, but we presume Jenner, who's yet to make his season debut, skated among the regulars ahead of this next contest. Still, it's best to take a wait-and-see approach with the Ontario native, as he remains on injured reserve.

Jenner (mid-body) does not yet have a timetable for his return to action, Adam Jardy of The Columbus Dispatch reports. "No idea," coach John Tortorella said before Tuesday's game when asked about Jenner's availability. "I haven't talked with the trainers."

EDGE Analysis

With Josh Anderson back in the fold and Sonny Milano off to a blistering-hot start to the season, the Jackets can afford to take their time with Jenner and not rush the gritty winger back into the lineup. A date for his return should become clearer once he's able to start practicing again.

Jenner (back) is listed as an injured scratch for Saturday's road contest against the Blue Jackets, NHL.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

This is unfortunate news for the Blue Jackets, as the sizable scoring winger also missed Opening Night against the Islanders. Of course, he'll need to be activated from injured reserve before fantasy owners can count on the heavy hitter who's laid into opponents 429 times with 151 blocked shots over the past two seasons.