The Filip Chytil Saga has been draining for everyone.

There has been concern for his well-being in the aftermath of the suspected concussion he sustained on Nov. 2 from which the 24-year-old Rangers center has had a challenging recovery.

After weeks of rehab in New York during which he skated on his own at the practice facility, Chytil returned home to Czechia so he could be surrounded by a more extensive support system of family and friends during his rehab.

For the most part, a cone of silence has surrounded Chytil’s status. This coming Thursday, it will be 11 weeks to the day since No. 72 suffered the injury while bouncing off of Carolina’s Jesper Fast in a mid-ice collision in which his head was never a point of contact.