yeah with this being his first real season as a pro, most of his ranking would come down to draft-day scouting reports, and not much else. but even that draft day profile had him as guy just outside of the usual top-100 range, just needing a little bit of a track record to get there.
but with the year he's having he should rocket up the lists.
it's good to remember how the ranking can be super deceiving - i.e. the difference between the #50 and #125 prospect is usually less than the difference between the #25 and #50 prospect.
fangraph's big board helps illustrate that picture by sorting prospects in future value (fv) tiers:
THE BOARD! | FanGraphs Baseball
70fv (1): Franco
65fv (3): Lewis, Adell, Bichette
60fv (11): #4-15
55fv (29): #16-#44
50fv (77): #45-#121
So you have that big mess of 50fv guys who are all pretty similar, and make up most of the top-100.
Right now they have SWR one notch below those guys at a 45fv, but given his performance they've already bumped him up a select group of those 45s which they call 45+fv - basically guys they think are fast risers and about to likely move up a grade (or more) when they re-do their rankings at the end of the year.
SWR is almost a lock to be a 50fv guy at the end of the year, which puts him anywhere in that 45-120 rank range. But really, based on his stuff and his performance, imo he could easily end up a 55fv guys this offseason, which gets him knocking on the top-25 door.