Josefson (undisclosed) is still considered week-to-week according to coach Phil Housley.

EDGE Analysis

The center has already missed eight games, and hearing this news it seems like the Sabres need to be prepared to be without him for a while, perhaps into December even.

Josefson (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve Friday.

EDGE Analysis

Considering Josefson was classified by coach Phil Housley as week-to-week, it shouldn't come as a surprise the team decided to place the center on IR. With the additional spot on the 23-man roster, the Sabres recalled defenseman Taylor Fedun from AHL Rochester.

Josefson (undisclosed) missed Tuesday's game against Vegas and is now out week-to-week according to head coach Phil Housley.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson's injury was suffered Sunday against Anaheim when he was forced to leave the game in the second period. It's believed to be an ankle injury, but it hasn't been confirmed. Josefson has played in six games for the Sabres after spending seven seasons with the Devils, and he's averaging just 11:01 per game.

Josefson (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day and will not suit up for Tuesday night's road contest against the Golden Knights.

EDGE Analysis

The day-to-day designation indicates that Josefson's injury isn't anything serious and he'll likely aim his sights on a return for Friday's game against the Canucks. Regardless, the Swedish pivot has yet to record a point this season and is more of a bottom-six role player for the Sabres, keeping him off the fantasy radar in most formats.

Josefson (undisclosed) left Monday's game against Anaheim in the second period and did not return.

EDGE Analysis

Josefson suffered what seems to be an ankle injury midway through the second frame, and finished the night with just 7:18 of ice time. The bottom-six forward's status will be updated in the future, and his status for Buffalo's next game against Vegas on Tuesday is questionable.

Josefson will be one of the Sabres' top options in the shootout, The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Sabres were 2-6 in the shootout last year and 6-for-27 in their attempts. Josefson, meanwhile, is 10-for-18 in his career, which will improve Buffalo's chances of winning. Josefson's also versatile enough to play center or wing and move up and down the depth chart with ease. He's slated to be either the third or fourth-line center, and may even see some power play time, but likely won't produce enough to be worth owning in most fantasy formats. Josefson's career high is 14 points.

Josefson signed a one-year, $700,000 contract with the Sabres on Saturday, Mike Harrington of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Swede's deal is of the one-way variety, which means he'd earn the same amount in the NHL or the AHL. Josefson is known for his high hockey IQ, and the Sabres should also benefit from his ability to play left wing or at the center position. His 2016-17 campaign included a mere 38 games, as he dealt with a concussion and an illness on top of upper- and lower-body injuries throughout the year. Still, by penning Josefson to a such a short-term contract, that makes his injury woes less of a concern in the grand scheme of things.

Josefson (upper body) is expected to be available for Thursday's game against Pittsburgh, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

There's no guarantee that Josefson will be slotted into the lineup for Thursday's contest, but the 26-year-old pivot should be available if called upon. Either way, his potential return shouldn't be of much concern to fantasy owners. Josefson has only notched eight points in 35 games this season, so he isn't a desirable option in season-long or daily formats.

Josefson (upper body) will not draw into Tuesday's lineup for a game against the Flyers, Andrew Gross of The Record reports.

EDGE Analysis

That marks 18 consecutive contests missed for Josefson, who remains without a timetable for return. Recent call-ups Ben Thomson and Luke Gazdic will draw into the lineup on New Jersey's fourth line in place of Josefson and Miles Wood (upper body).

Josefson was on the ice for morning skate Saturday, Devils play-by-play announcer Matt Loughlin reports.

EDGE Analysis

This has to be considered a step in the right direction for Josefson, who hasn't played since sustaining his injury in a March 2 contest against the Habs. However, here's a guy who had only been averaging 12:17 of ice time over 35 games prior to his latest injury, so fantasy owners busy trying to claim the virtual title likely won't notice when Josefson ultimately returns.