Barry appears to be fine ahead of Saturday's match against Swansea City despite being on the receiving end of a rough tackle during last week's match against Cardiff City, reports The Daily Mail. The harsh challenge left marks on Barry, but he was able to complete the full 90 minutes and no damage was found upon examination.

Barry is currently tied for second on Everton with four assists on the season. He is a good bet to help the Everton attack from the midfield and usually finds himself in scoring chances.

Barry arguably had his best game for Everton on Saturday, recording a goal in the 2-0 win over Norwich City.

Barry was great for Everton in all facets of the game. He not only scored the opening goal, but he helped to draw five free kicks throughout the game. Barry has been a great fill-in for Marouane Fellaini and he should continue to see quality minutes with performances likes these.

Barry has returned from his one-match suspension for picking up five yellow cards, and is in the starting XI for Wednesday's match against Stoke City.

Barry has two goals and three assists this season, although he relies mostly on clean sheets to provide fantasy value.

Barry picked up his fifth yellow card and will be suspended for Sunday's match against Southampton, Sky Sports reports.

Barry has seen his shot total increase each of the last three weeks, but will now be forced to wait until the New Year's Day match against Stoke City to build upon his increase in opportunity in the Everton attack.

Barry assisted on two of Everton's goals during Saturday's 4-0 victory over Stoke City.

Barry has now started all nine of the Premier League matches he has been eligible for since joining Everton from Mancester City at the end of the summer transfer window. While the midfielder does not take many shots, he now has three assists on the season to go along with five clean sheets.

Barry assisted on Leon Osman's goal in the 81st minute Saturday as Eveton were victorious over Aston Villa by a final score of 2-1.

This was Barry's first tally on the score sheet, as the midfielder has yet to take a shot and now has one assist on the season. Consider Barry a low end fantasy choice, as their are better options for midfielders from Everton to contribute more fantasy production.

Barry is ineligible to be in Everton's lineup Saturday against Manchester City because of the terms of the loan between the two teams, reports Sky Sports.

Barry will be set to return to the pitch when Everton host Hull City after the international break.