Jack Quinn

Quinn notched 14 goals and 37 points in 75 contests during his 2022-23 rookie campaign. The bulk of his production came over two scoring spurts, including a 17-point stretch from Oct. 27-Dec. 13 and another 17-point performance from Feb. 15-Apr. 10. Quinn spent most of the year alongside Dylan Cozens, who enjoyed a breakout 68-point effort. For Quinn to follow in the footsteps of Cozens in 2023-24, he will need to be much more consistent. Quinn displayed plenty of upside last campaign and could operate at a 50-point pace in his sophomore season. Unfortunately, he is slated to miss at least a month to begin the season following offseason Achilles surgery.

The No. 8 overall pick in the 2020 draft, Quinn was named AHL Rookie of the Year a season ago despite playing the entire campaign at age 20. He posted 26 goals and 61 points in 45 games for AHL Rochester, while also picking up a goal and an assist in a brief two-game stint with the Sabres. Quinn lacks ideal speed for the NHL level, but his offensive awareness is exceptional and his shot is high end. There's easy top-six potential here, perhaps as soon as this coming season. Quinn is an excellent keeper/dynasty prospect.