Umberger (lower-body) still has about a week left to recover from his injury and will not play on Monday against the Hurricanes, Ray Moffo of 1360 WNJC reports.

EDGE Analysis

Assuming Umberger will not return early, he will miss four additional games for the Flyers this week. His next chance to return will be next week Tuesday against the Senators. The 33-year-old veteran has totaled four points in 11 games this season.

Umberger (undisclosed) did not travel with the Flyers for Saturday's matchup with the Senators, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger reportedly is dealing with an injury, the nature and severity of which has not been disclosed. His next chance to lace his skates for a game will be this coming Monday, when the Flyers host the Hurricanes.

Umberger (undisclosed) still isn't ready to rejoin the Flyers' lineup, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger continues to recover from an undisclosed issue, but the news rules him out for Thursday's game against the Sharks. His timetable remains unclear, but with Thursday likely out the window, his next chance would come Saturday against the Senators.

Umberger (undisclosed) was placed on injured reserve Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger was given a 1-to-2 week recovery timetable Thursday, so it's hardly surprising that the Flyers have opted to place the veteran winger on injured reserve in order to open up a roster spot while he's sidelined.

Umberger will be sidelined for 1-to-2 weeks with a lower-body injury.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger missed Tuesday's tilt against the Avalanche with a lower-body injury, and is now expected to be sidelined for the next 1-to-2 weeks with the same ailment that appears to be far more serious than initially expected. At the very least, Umberger won't be ready to draw back into the Flyers' lineup until next Thursday's matchup with San Jose.

Umberger (undisclosed) missed Wednesday's practice, his third straight absence, Sam Carchidi of The Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger missed out on the Flyers last contest on Monday, as well. There is no indication of how long Umberger will be out, but he is unlikely to play Thursday against Washington after missing practice Wednesday.

Umberger (upper body) will return to the lineup Wednesday against the Bruins, Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger was expected to return Tuesday, but he instead received an extra day of rest and will rejoin the lineup Wednesday against the Bruins. He's expected to replace Sam Gagner in the lineup, likely serving on the third line alongside Scott Laughton and Brayden Schenn.

Umberger (upper body) was not part of the Flyers' lines at practice Monday, making it unlikely that he will play Tuesday against the Stars, Sam Carchidi of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger was at practice Monday, but he was the extra on the fourth line. As a result it seems likely that he'll once again sit out Tuesday. Umberger said that he expected to return for Tuesday's contest initially, so it's possible he will simply be a healthy scratch. However, the Flyers do play again Wednesday, so it's possible the team will just give him an added rest day in preparation for a return Wednesday.

Umberger (upper body) expects to return for Tuesday's contest against the Stars, CSN Philadelphia reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger has already missed two games with the ailment, but skated on his own Friday and was later able to be a partial participant in the team's practice. The Flyers have nearly a week off in between games, so the extended time off should help, but if he's unable to go Tuesday, Umberger could be back Wednesday against the Bruins.

Umberger (upper body) remains out for Wednesday's game against the Blackhawks, Bill Meltzer of HockeyBuzz.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Umberger missed Monday's game with the same injury and should once again be replaced by Sam Gagner in the lineup. He has two assists and a plus-1 rating in two games this season for the Flyers.