Yeah all guys seem like they have some potential to fit into our system. Jarvis is by far the best skater in the draft, Foudy is a faster but not as good with edgework, Rossi has the best edgework but he's not as fast. Jarvis has Ehlers like skating and could potentially be around a similar size. He does have some potential to play C, though he mostly lined up at wing this year.
Quinn is a shooter through and through and I'm not all that sure the Jets really need another shoot first, ask questions later winger. Eventually you need some guys that can distribute.
Mercer has some big question marks to his game for me. The drop in production on a team where someone wasn't driving the bus for him was questionable. He had some chances at the WJC as well and didn't do a whole heck of a lot. He looks a lot different when you watch his Drummondville games vs when you watch his Chicoutimi games. I question whether he can be enough of a play driver to be a top 6 regular with the Jets.
Lundell is the kind of player that thrives with time and open space, both things that are hard to manufacture if you don't have good footspeed in the NHL. That's why I question his upside and his ability to slow the game down. Zary just looks more suited to the NHL game. He's a buzzsaw on the puck, forechecks hard and goes to the dirty areas, not afraid of being physical either. The upside is still questionable but add to that his puck skills and I think he's got a better shot at being a top 6 guy than Lundell. Lundell is safer to be an NHL regular though if that makes sense.
