Josefson (ankle) could return to action Tuesday against Boston -- with a determination to be made following the game-day skate.

EDGE Analysis

Injuries have limited Josefson to a mere nine outings this season in which he has tallied one goal, one helper and 11 blocked shots. If the center is given the all-clear, he will need to be activated off injured reserve with a corresponding roster move to stay under the 23-man limit.

Josefson (ankle) is aiming to return in the upcoming week and will be re-evaluated Monday.

EDGE Analysis

The veteran pivot has missed the last nine games, but was able to fully participate in Sunday's practice, a positive sign for his potential return. Buffalo's next contest is Tuesday against the Bruins, so expect the team to put out another update ahead of puck drop and following his medical check-in.

Josefson (ankle) skated Monday but remains week-to-week.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson is ahead of schedule, but there's no return date set. The Sabres will be careful not to rush him back, because the last time Josefson returned ahead of schedule, he re-injured his ankle. The veteran forward has two points in nine games this season in his first season with the Sabres.

Josefson (ankle) was placed on injured reserve Monday, per the official NHL.com media site.

EDGE Analysis

After head coach Phil Housley announced that the Swede would miss four-to-six weeks with his ailment, this transaction was always a formality. Josefson has been hampered by injuries all of 2017-18 but still notched two points in nine games so far during his first season with Buffalo, and will likely return around the New Year.

Josefson will be out 4-6 weeks with an ankle injury.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson already missed a big chunk of the season with what then called a "lower-body injury," and he only managed to play two full games before hurting his ankle. At least the Sabres already have plenty of experience playing without Josefson this season.

Josefson aggravated his existing lower-body injury Saturday against the Canadiens, Brian Koziol of WGR 500 Radio reports.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson was nursing a mystery ailment, but it was discovered Saturday he suffered a lower-body injury. In his two games since returning from this injury, he logged 13:05 of ice time per game, scoring one goal, one assist and recording a plus-2 rating. His next game will be against the Lightning on Tuesday, and if Josefson is unable to play, either Matt Moulson or Kyle Criscuolo will likely fill the void.

Josefson (undisclosed) will return to the lineup for Wednesday's matchup with the Oilers, Paul Hamilton of WGR Sports Radio 550 reports.

EDGE Analysis

Though he will need to be officially activated from injured reserve prior to Wednesday's contest, all signs point to Josefson returning to action after missing the last 15 games to injury. All the same, the Swedish pivot is nothing more than a bottom-six depth option that doesn't provide much in the way of offense, so he can be safely ignored in the majority of formats.

Josefson (undisclosed) might be available for Wednesday's tilt against the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson -- who has missed the Sabres' previous 15 outings -- would likely slot into a fourth line role. If the center is given the all-clear, Buffalo will not need to make any corresponding roster moves as it is already below the 23-man roster limit. Look for an update from the club prior to puck drop.

Josefson (undisclosed) is now considered day-to-day, Bill Hoppe of the Olean Times Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson's status was upgraded after being week-to-week a couple of days ago. The versatile forward has appeared in just six games for the Sabres this season. While his return likely won't move the needle much for the struggling Sabres, having a healthy lineup will be a move in the right direction. Josefson will not play Monday against Columbus, which means recent call-up Kyle Criscuolo will draw into the lineup.

Josefson (undisclosed) remains week-to-week, according to head coach Phil Housley, the Olean Times Herald reports.

EDGE Analysis

Signed after seven seasons with the Devils, Josefson has appeared in just six games with the Sabres. He's a versatile bottom-six forward but hasn't shown any significant improvement since breaking into the league, with a career high of 14 points.