The Seeming Decline of Timo Meier is Alarming
Timo Meier's contributions continue to shrink for the Devils. His 2026-27 start should have the team even more worried.
Newark, NJ - The New Jersey Devils have been concerned about the seemingly declining performance of their star forward, Timo Meier. Despite his strong effort on the ice, Meier has been unable to produce the results that were expected when he was acquired by the team. His point totals have been disappointing over the past two seasons, with only a slight improvement in 2024-25.
As a top-six forward, Meier should be a key contributor to the team's success, but he has only managed six points in his first six games this season. His current standing is tied for 11th among the team's skaters, behind many of their other goal scorers. With a high salary cap and significant usage by head coach Sheldon Keefe, Meier must step up his game and start scoring more regularly.
While anything is possible, the question remains whether he can turn things around before the end of the season.
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