Just out of curiosity I took a look at Tyler Wright's 1st round draft record as director of amateur scouting over his two years in Columbus and six years in Detroit.
2012: Ryan Murray
Not much to it, consensus 2nd overall.
2013: Alexander Wennberg, Kerby Rychel & Marko Dano
In a vacuum I'd say these were decent picks but having 2/3 picks in the 1st round bust isn't great. Selected Rychel over Mantha/Burakovsky/Theodore.
2014: Dylan Larkin
Fantastic pick, nothing else to it.
2015: Yevgeni Svechnikov
Not a player I liked that year and I've been proven right so far, looks like a bust. Missed out on Boeser and Konecny, two guys I had ahead of Svechnikov on my list.
2016: Dennis Cholowski
Jury is still out on this one. The guys drafted behind him hasn't done much either.
2017: Michael Rasmussen
IMO pretty brutal to select Rasmussen when Vilardi was just sitting there. Necas and Suzuki would've likely been better picks as well.
2018: Filip Zadina
Picked the falling Zadina instead of Quinn Hughes (or Boqvist, Bouchard, Dobson). Will be interesting to see how this one plays out but doesn't look great at the moment.
2019: Moritz Seider
By all accounts a pretty solid season in AHL. Too early to judge this pick but tracking pretty well I'd say.
Conclusion: In general his draft record in the 1st round looks a bit spotty to me. Definitely seem to prefer guys with size than taking someone who is smaller but more skilled. None of the guys he drafted here are under 6 feet tall, so that kind of worries me in regards to Jarvis/Quinn. In general the forwards he has drafted has been quite underwhelming outside of Larkin. I could definitely see the Oilers leaning towards someone like Holloway. Would fit his and Holland's M.O. of drafting bigger guys who are good skaters. I feel like it's more likely they draft a Holloway, Gunler or Amirov rather than a Jarvis, Quinn or Reichel but I hope I'm wrong.