Eberle notched a goal on one of his five shot attempts in Wednesday's overtime loss to the Flyers. Eberle isn't the primary culprit of the Oilers' miserable season, but he's still one of many of the team's young forwards to notice his production take a step backward. He's currently on pace to finish with 15 goals and 46 points, which would mark his lowest outputs for a non-lockout season since his rookie year.

Eberle tallied his fifth goal of the season in Monday's loss to the Coyotes. The goal was Eberle's first in eight games, an unsurprising development given that the Oilers have struggled on the whole to generate offense during their 10-game losing streak. It's resulted in Eberle taking a significant hit to his plus/minus rating during that time, dropping him to minus-7 for the season.

Eberle potted his third goal of the season in Saturday's loss to the Canucks. After a slow start, Eberle has come alive, recording three goals and five points in his last four games. Eberle possess a unique skill-set and should come maintain close to a point per game pace this season, skating on the top line with Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins.

Eberle broke out with two goals and an assist in Friday's 6-3 win over the Hurricanes. The goals were Eberle's long-awaited first two of the season, a welcome relief for a player who found the net 28 times in 2013-14. His first tally involved an impressive bit of work on both ends of the ice, as he picked off a Jay Harrison pass before finishing the possession off with a score on a 2-on-1 with teammate Taylor Hall. Despite the goal drought, Eberle has distributed the puck well enough in the Oilers' previous contests to keep him producing at close to a point-per-game clip on the season.

Eberle (undisclosed) will play in Wednesday's game against the Coyotes, The Edmonton Journal reports. Eberle was a game-time decision for Wednesday's game, but he will take the ice after making it through pregame warmups without setback. Eberle will man his usual spot on the Oilers' top line.

Eberle (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision Wednesday against the Coyotes. Eberle was ruled out of Tuesday's game after he was still hurting following a hard hit over the weekend, but he seems to have made at least a little bit of progress over night. The Oilers recalled winger Steve Pinizzotto from AHL Oklahoma City as insurance in case Eberle can't go, but it's Teddy Purcell that would likely receive the promotion to the Oilers' top line in his stead.

Eberle (undisclosed) won't play Tuesday against the Kings, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports. Eberle was unable to skate at Monday's practice after taking a hard hit in Saturday's loss to the Canucks. He'll be joined in the press box by fellow injured top-liner Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (undisclosed), prompting the Oilers to call up Bogdan Yakimov from AHL Oklahoma City to add some depth to the forward ranks for Tuesday's tilt. The injury aside, Eberle has gotten off to a slow start offensively this season, mustering no points on five shots through the Oilers' first two games.

Eberle (undisclosed) is considered day-to-day but could play Tuesday against the Kings. Eberle received what's likely a "maintenance day" Monday, and if he's at all banged up, it doesn't look to be anything serious. Monitor Eberle's status on a day-to-day basis until further notice.

Eberle finished the preseason with no goals, one assist and a minus-4 rating in four games played. Eberle had a strong 2013-14 season finishing with 28 goals and 37 assists and is projected to increase those numbers this season. He is on one of the most talented lines in the league with Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins so if the Oilers are able to improve their defense and get the puck to the talented trio, good things could happen for Eberle and his teammates.

Jordan Eberle had a goal and an assist in Edmonton's 4-2 win over Anaheim on Sunday. That extends Eberle's point streak to four games. He has 27 goals and 64 points in 77 contests in 2013-14.