Jenkins was recalled from the D-League on Tuesday, the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Chris Vivlamore reports.

He continues to go back and forth between the Hawks and the D-League, which greatly limits his fantasy value.

Jenkins was reassigned to the Idaho Stampede of the D-League on Tuesday, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution report.

The third-year guard has only appeared in three games this season, playing a total of 27 minutes, nearly all of which have come in garbage time. Jenkins was an accomplished shooter in college but has struggled to find a place in the NBA.

Jenkins was recalled from the D-League on Monday, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Jenkins has appeared in five contests for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants this season, averaging 19.6 points on 60 percent shooting. The shooting guard has played only one game with the Hawks, however, and isn't likely to make much of an impact in this his third NBA season.

Jenkins will be sent to the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the D-League on Friday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Jenkins hasn't been able to break into coach Mike Budenholzer's rotation this season, seeing action in only one game. With the Mad Ants set to play six games in 10 days, Jenkins will have a chance to pick up some playing time, but his future with the Hawks still seemingly appears bleak. The team declined to pick up the guard's fourth-year option in October, likely leaving him to rot on the bench for the rest of the season until becoming a free agent over the summer.

Jenkins has only seen time on the court in one game this season.

Jenkins is currently one of the last options off the bench in Atlanta. The fourth-year player only competed in 13 games last season, and he's on track for a similar number during the 2014-15 campaign.

Jenkins will be inactive for Saturday's game despite being healthy, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Jenkins will likely be a healthy inactive as long as the Hawks don't become riddled with injuries. Because of this, there are far more viable options other than Jenkins at this point in the year.

Jenkins had his fourth-year option declined by the Hawks on Thursday, Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Jenkins, who is still on his rookie deal after being selected in the first round of the 2012 NBA Draft, will become an unrestricted free agent next summer as a result. Injuries have stalled his development, limiting him to just 13 games last season. The smooth-shooting Jenkins is buried on the depth chart at shooting guard behind Kyle Korver, Thabo Sefolosha and Kent Bazemore, which will probably prevent him from seeing much run with the Hawks in 2014-15.

Jenkins (back) is practicing without limitations, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Chris Vivlamore reports.

Jenkins was bothered with a back injury last season, but he should factor into the rotation at shooting guard, behind Kyle Korver and Thabo Sefolosha.

John Jenkins (lower back surgery) went scoreless in eight minutes of action on Tuesday, and the Hawks rested him as a precaution in the second half.

Jenkins had two points, two assists and five fouls in 21 minutes during his Summer League debut on Saturday, but he's still working himself into game shape after a long rehabilitation. We'll keep an eye on him throughout the preseason but it's hard to envision him having reliable fantasy appeal.

John Jenkins (back) is expected to play in Las Vegas Summer League.

He had lower back surgery back on Feb. 3 and there have not been many updates since. Jenkins had a golden opportunity earlier in the 2013-14 season while Lou Williams was recovering from his ACL surgery, but he couldn't make much of an impact. He won't be worth drafting in almost any fantasy league.

Hawks guard John Jenkins had lower back surgery on Monday and will miss the remainder of the season.

It's been a rough year for Jenkins, who was hopeful that rest and rehab would be sufficient to heal his back. He averaged 3.1 points in just 13 appearances this season, but on the bright side he should be healthy and ready for training camp.

John Jenkins (back) will not play against the Grizzlies on Sunday.

His nerve pain in his lower back has caused some discomfort in his leg. Back in the summer, Jenkins could have been in the starting lineup after a nice close to his 2012-13 season, but's his fantasy value continues to slide.

John Jenkins has no return timetable as he rehabs from nerve damage with is causing pain in his lower back and leg.

Lou Williams has been cleared for back-to-back games and has provided stabilizing depth for Atlanta's backcourt. The Hawks will take their time easing Jenkins back to complete health, and even then he's unlikely to be a fantasy asset.

Hawks guard John Jenkins (nerves, lower back) will miss at least two more games.

He didn't travel with the Hawks for their current roadtrip and the earliest he could return is Jan. 8 vs. the Pacers, but even that isn't guaranteed. Fantasy owners should consider him 'out indefinitely.'

John Jenkins (nerves, lower back) didn't practice on Thursday and he has no clear return date.

The Hawks haven't announced a rehab schedule for Jenkins, but even at full strength he's not a fantasy option with Lou Williams healthy and Shelvin Mack playing well off the bench.

John Jenkins (leg) will be out indefinitely while the Hawks and his agent all get together to decide his future.

That doesn't mean a long-term absence is guaranteed, but these types of situations usually end that way, especially for a younger player on a team without championship aspirations.

Hawks guard John Jenkins will not play on Thursday due to nerve pain in his leg which may stem from his recent back injury.

Jenkins doesn't anticipate needing surgery but he said he will probably have another epidural soon, adding, "It's time to just get [the injury] out of the way forever." He wasn't providing fantasy value but his absence is a blow for the Hawks' backcourt depth, and places more importance on the continued health of Lou Williams.

John Jenkins (back) will miss Thursday's game against the Cavaliers.

Jenkins traveled with the team, but will be forced to sit with a flare-up of his recurring back problems. The second-year guard is only averaging 6.5 minutes per game in the month of December, so it goes without saying that he shouldn't be on anyone's fantasy radar.

The Hawks recalled John Jenkins from the D-League on Friday.

He will be available to play against the Wizards on Friday night. Jenkins was productive in the D-League with 21.5 points per game in four outings. He will just be emergency depth with the Hawks and has no fantasy value.

John Jenkins' defensive struggles have kept him out of the Hawks' rotation, according to Mike Budenholzer.

Jenkins has made one six-minute cameo all season. "Offensively, we are doing OK. That is probably John's strength," said Budenholzer. "Right now, I think he needs to focus on that defensive end and make sure he is doing everything possible at that end of the court." With Lou Williams (knee) due back eventually, Jenkins' season outlook is gloomy.