Actually, I didn't know of any scouts who had Torquato on their lists at all, although obviously someone did. He was not on our list- not on mine. I was actually a bit surprised that he got drafted.
In short, he lacks foot speed, has very average straightaway speed, is not heavily involved or effective in the physical department, tends to not use time and space that well against better opponents, was not a factor in showcase events and, most importantly, really has not improved much since entering the league as a heralded prospect.
He's not really a player that looks like his skills (decent puckhandling, offensive vision- at a junior level) are going to translate to the NHL to many observers but because he was once a top prospect you might hope that this year was an anomaly and he can develop or find his form again.
Don't overrate.