Weber had two assists and two blocked shots in Wednesday's 4-3 overtime win in Dallas.

EDGE Analysis

Weber has emerged from a 10-game slumber to register points (two goals, four assists) in five of the last seven games. Opponents are no longer granting him an unfettered look from the point, taking away the threat of his booming shot, but they can only hold down a player of Weber's caliber for so long.

Weber's third-period goal tied up Tuesday's game, sending it into overtime where the Canadiens finished off a 2-1 win over the Predators.

EDGE Analysis

An emotional night for the former Predator, who was treated to a pre-game tribute and a warm reception, before his third-period heroics dashed the home crowd. Weber appears to be breaking out of a scoring slumber, having now registered points in four of the last six games following a 10-game hiatus from the scoresheet.

Weber scored his first goal in 14 games during Wednesday's loss to Tampa Bay.

EDGE Analysis

During the goalless skid, Weber had just two assists and 36 shots. No one expected him to maintain his torrid pace to start the year (eight goals and 17 points through 20 games), but the pendulum likely swung too far in this case. Weber is a low-end No. 1 defenseman for your virtual club, and you've likely just endured his worst offensive stretch of the campaign.

Weber had an assist to go with three shots, two hits and two blocks in 30:09 of ice time in Montreal's 4-2 loss to Minnesota.

EDGE Analysis

Weber's point drought reached 10 games before he assisted on Max Pacioretty's short-handed goal in the first period. While his scoring has dropped off, Weber continues to provide value in the defense-centric categories like hits and blocked shots.

Weber had four shots, one hit and four minutes in penalties in Friday's 4-2 loss to the Sharks.

EDGE Analysis

Weber's hot start has given way to a 10-game stretch in which he's posted just one point (an assist). With 18 points in 30 games, he's still a valuable offensive player from the blue line, but opponents are shading him to take away his heavy shot from the point.

Weber notched a goal and an assist -- both on the power play -- in Tuesday's 4-3 loss to the Senators.

EDGE Analysis

Weber went through a cooling period (four points, all goals, in 11 games) for a while after his red-hot start (nine points, plus-12 in seven), but now he's warming up again, having posted consecutive multi-point efforts. It all adds up to a sparkling total of 17 points with a plus-16 rating; Weber also leads the NHL in power-play goals (seven) and is tied for tops in power-play points (10). Safe to say his new life in Montreal's working out just great.

Weber blasted home his sixth goal of the season on the power play Saturday against Detroit.

EDGE Analysis

The Habs handily defeated the Red Wings, 5-0, so Weber didn't see as much ice time as he usually does, but remained just as productive with another power-play goal. That now gives him five power-play goals for the season, well on pace to surpass his career-high of 14, which was set last year. Weber's consistency and production has been a fantasy owner's dream this season, and if he keeps playing like this he's going to finish as the league's top defenseman.

Weber's third-period, power-play goal was the game-winner in Montreal's 2-1 win over Toronto on Saturday. He added six shots, three blocks and three hits to the box score in 26:46 of ice time.

EDGE Analysis

The goal was his fourth of the season, tying him for the team lead, and third power-play marker, each doubling as game-winners. P.K. Who-ban, indeed. Carey Price is the early MVP in Montreal's 8-0-1 start, but Weber is right behind him.

Weber potted the game-winning goal on a power play with 2:57 remaining in the third period Wednesday against the Islanders, and he rounded out his stat line with an assist, a plus-2 rating, three hits and four blocked shots.

EDGE Analysis

P.K. who? Weber is rapidly making Montreal's faithful forget about the fan favorite who departed in exchange for him in the offseason, as he's racked up incredible numbers over his first seven games north of the border -- three goals, six assists, eight PIM and an NHL-leading plus-12 rating. He'll probably cool off a bit at some point, but not much. Only Brent Burns and Erik Karlsson can make strong arguments for being more valuable fantasy assets on the blue line.

Weber registered a goal and an assist while playing 26:07 during Monday's win over Philadelphia.

EDGE Analysis

It continues to be a seamless transition to the Habs for Weber. The veteran defenseman has two goals and five assists through the first six games of the year, and he is also leaving his mark in the peripheral categories with 14 shots, a plus-10 rating, eight penalty minutes, 11 blocked shots and 17 hits. Following his great start, there is a chance Weber returns the best fantasy showing of his career in 2016-17.