Enstrom (lower body) will not rejoin the lineup for Tuesday's clash with the Rangers, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

With the Jets holding firm at second place in the Central Division, coach Paul Maurice seems prepared to give Enstrom all the time he needs to recover and ensure the defenseman comes back at 100 percent. Maurice did tell reporters that Enstrom could suit up against the Devils on Thursday. Whenever the Swede does return to action, either Joe Morrow or Ben Chiarot will be relegated to the press box.

Enstrom (lower body) is questionable for Tuesday's matchup with the Rangers, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Paul Maurice previously told reporters he expects Enstrom to return either Tuesday or Thursday -- against the Rangers of Devils respectively. Injuries have limited the blueliner to only 39 contests this season and, as a result, he has managed a meager one goal and five helpers. Since the team relocated from Atlanta to Winnipeg, the Swede has cracked the 30-point mark just twice -- something he did in each of his four years as a member of the Thrashers.

Enstrom (lower body) won't participate in Sunday's contest against Carolina, Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Enstrom has now missed three games with his injury that he unfortunately suffered during practice, but is expected to be back in the lineup for Tuesday's tilt against the Rangers, or Thursday's match against New Jersey. While he remains out, Joe Morrow will likely continue drawing into the lineup, and Enstrom will look to build upon the six points (one goal, five assists) he's posted in 39 games in 2017-18 once he's fully healthy.

Enstrom (lower body) will not be in action against the Red Wings on Friday, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Enstrom -- who was injured during practice Monday -- was a late scratch from Tuesday's matchup with Nashville and will now miss his second straight game. Not exactly an offensive force (six points on the year), the Swede is a critical piece of the Jets' blue line and his absence could cause the team to start allowing its netminders to face an uptick in shots. Recently acquired Joe Morrow figures to continue filling in during Enstrom's absence.

Enstrom (undisclosed) was absent from warmups and won't play Tuesday against the Predators, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Enstrom was helped off the ice Monday after blocking a shot in practice, but head coach Paul Maurice said he'd be good to go Tuesday. Still, it's fair to think he may have suffered a setback, but fantasy owners shouldn't be disappointed anyway, as Enstrom has just one goal and five helpers this season. Joe Morrow will make his NHL debut in Enstrom's place.

Enstrom, who left practice Monday after blocking a shot, will still play against the Predators on Tuesday evening, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

It appears that Enstrom has dodged a serious injury, so fantasy owners can expect him in his usual second-pairing position on the left side of Dustin Byfuglien. Unfortunately for his fantasy owners, the Swede has been removed from the power play this season, and that's sapped his fantasy value. Enstrom only has one goal and five assists through 39 games.

Enstrom had to be helped off the ice Monday after blocking a shot in practice, Paul Friesen of Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Enstrom previously missed 23 games due to an undisclosed malady. If the blueliner's injury is significant, it will be a huge blow to a Jets' squad that is clearly in a win-now mode after paying up to bring in Paul Stastny. Winnipeg should provide an update on Enstrom's status ahead of Tuesday's tilt against the Predators, while Tucker Poolman figures to be the favorite to slot into the lineup if Enstrom is unable to give it a go.

Enstrom (undisclosed) will suit up against the Ducks on Thursday, Ted Wyman of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

EDGE Analysis

Enstrom will avoid missing any time due to his mystery ailment, having just returned to action Jan. 7, following a 23-game absence. The Swede has been ineffective in his seven games back, as he recorded just one assist, five shots and 11 blocks. The 32-year-old has failed to reach the 20-point mark in each of the previous two seasons and seems unlikely to hit that threshold in 2017-18. Long gone are the Atlanta Thrashers days in which Enstrom was a 50-point producer.

Enstrom (undisclosed) should be fit to play in Thursday's game against the Ducks, per Jets coach Paul Maurice, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

EDGE Analysis

Maurice has made it clear that an official decision on Enstrom and fellow blueliner Dimitry Kulikov (undisclosed) won't be made until Thursday's morning skate, but early signs point to fantasy owners being able to deploy both guys as needed. However, we doubt they have much fanfare in the first place. Enstrom, for instance, only has three points (all assists) through 26 games this season.

Enstrom logged a mere 15:45 of ice time in his return from injury against the Sharks on Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

While Enstrom's minutes were well below where fantasy owners might expect them to be -- he's averaged over 20 minutes of ice time throughout his career -- they were no doubt more disappointed with his lack of production. The Swede registered one hit, but was otherwise ineffective in terms of fantasy value. It could take a few outings for the blueliner to get his legs back under him, but don't be surprised to see him back over 20 minutes of action per game in the near future.