Eberle notched an assist in Game 1, but has been pointless since.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle hit the 50-point mark (20 goals, 31 assists) for the fourth time in seven seasons, while averaging 16:46 of ice time. The first five games have been unproductive for the 26-year-old winger, though, with just one assist, five hits, and three blocked shots, even though he has been clocking significant power-play ice time. Edmonton will have a chance to put the Sharks away Saturday night in San Jose.

Eberle finished with two goals and an assist in Thursday's 7-4 win over Colorado.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle lit the lamp twice in a wild third period that saw his team erase a 4-2 deficit with five unanswered goals. Connor McDavid assisted on both of his tallies after coach Todd McLellan reunited the duo in an attempt to ignite the offense. Eberle's value would receive a substantial boost if this change remains permanent, as his struggles without the Hart Trophy candidate by his side have been well documented.

Eberle dished out a pair of power-play helpers in Thursday's 7-4 win over Boston.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle did his damage with the second power-play unit, which scored two of his team's three goals with the extra man. He had gone exactly 20 games without contributing on the power play, posting just three goals and five assists in that stretch. Eberle compiled at least 63 points in each of his previous three campaigns with at least 70 appearances, so it's disappointing to see him reach that mark with just 42 points this time around.

Eberle tallied a goal on one of two shots in Saturday's win over Detroit.

EDGE Analysis

That gives Eberle points in three straight. While it might have been nice to get more out of him early in the season, Eberle may be coming on at a good time for Edmonton, who has struggled with depth scoring. The 26-year-old wing has points in six of the last eight games for a total of three goals and four assists.

Eberle had an assist, two shots, two hits and a blocked shot in Tuesday's win over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

That's points in back-to-back games for Eberle. It's a small thing, but it's a nice sign from a player who has struggled to produce this season. His two goals and four assists over the last seven games has him creeping back into fantasy relevance.

Eberle tied the game Sunday with his second-period goal against Nashville.

EDGE Analysis

The 26-year-old winger now has two goals and three assists over five February games. This isn't very fiery production for someone on the second line of a playoff contender, but his 23 shots on goal in this stretch and power-play presence could make him increase his fantasy value long term.

Eberle saw just 15:40 of ice time in Wednesday's win over Florida, but had an assist, a plus-1 rating and a team-leading five shots.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle has been streaky all year while producing less offense than you're hoping if he's on your roster. However, he's picking up the pace following an eight-game slump. In the four games since, he has a goal, three assists, a plus-3 rating and 11 shots.

Eberle potted a goal and dished out a helper in Thursday's 6-3 win over the Flyers.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle also topped his team with four shots and tied for the team lead with a plus-3 rating. He took advantage of being moved back to the first line with Connor McDavid and Patrick Maroon, as the three combined for seven points in this one. While Eberle came in scoreless over his previous eight games, much of that slump was due to being separated from McDavid.

Eberle was once again held without a point on Saturday, registering two shots and a minus-1 rating in a loss to Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle has not been a good play lately. He's been held without a point in seven straight games and was even held without a shot in two of those contests. Outside of Connor McDavid's line, the Oilers offense has been tepid and Eberle is no exception.

Eberle finished with a team-leading six shots in a loss to Minnesota on Tuesday but didn't manage to record a point.

EDGE Analysis

Eberle hasn't been an explosive offensive presence this season, but he's averaging 2.55 shots per game and seeing power play time. However, it is concerning that his time on ice average is 17:12, yet he's only been at or above that mark once in the last 14 games. His ice time is diminishing.