Rank: Ehlers, Teravainen, Boeser

[silkysmooth]

Points only
Curious to hear your thoughts on these guys moving forward.

Boeser seems to get the hype, Teravainen seems to be undervalued because of his injury, and Ehlers had a hot year but only put those numbers up for a half season and coaches don't seem to think he can handle big even strength minutes.

I think they are all very close, and part of me loves TT for having already put up almost two seasons at a ppg pace, but curious to hear thoughts!

[Eli26]

My fears for TT is Necas pushing him down to the second line as Marty showed great chemistry with Aho and I like his upside more. Boeser seems like the safest pick and Ehlers has the best skill/speed of the three. I also think he has the best upside, but he has to show it consistently for longer than half a season. For me, and it's between Ehlers and Boeser. But it's close. For all three. Again with TT it's all dependent on Necas pushing him down. I think he can.

Nacos is a supremely gifted player who has the speed, great hands, and shot that scream future superstar to me, but that's just me.

[Feenom]

When Turbo plays he puts up the points. Ehlers got played everywhere on that lineup last year so I hope they find him a landing spot, preferably top line and top PP. Boeser does get top line and top PP minutes and hopefully with EP back he takes it to another level. So based on situation:

Boeser
Turbo
Ehlers

But give Ehlers more of that cold stuff then he’s at the top, he’s the more versatile player.

[hockeyrobot]

Ehlers
Boeser
TT

[Bubba55]

Boeser - Seems to be cemented nicely in the Nucks system, 1st line, 1PP. He's also the youngest of the three at 24, Ehlers 25, TT 26 so, is there another gear or two here? Maybe.

TT - This guy can drive the play and dish the puck. He will get his points. He will play with quality line mates regardless of how the lines get juggled. He'll remain PP1 as well.

Ehlers - I'm just not certain where he fits in with the Jets. He just doesn't seem to have gained the full trust of the guys behind the bench. If he continues to be deployed like he has been, well, not the best situation for racking up the points. Perhaps the highest upside but lots of uncertainty.

All this said, these guys are all close. This could end up completely the reverse. So, for what its worth ...

[flyers94]

I’m going to go with Ehlers, Tuevo, then Boeser. Ehlers is still young and I think will just keep improving. Necas does worry me but the talent is definitely there for Tuevo. Boeser was hot and cold last season in a weak defensive division but showed some elite skill at times. He should get better with a healthy EP back in the lineup. I like all three, and any could take the top spot but this is my belief for now.

[rufio.85]

It's close between the three but Ehlers seemed to have unlocked something last year and I fully expect him to continue on this path.
He's a special talent in my eyes and he has the highest potential imo.
He was the driving force of the Jets 2nd PP, so much that it essentially became the 1st PP wave at times.

Ehlers
TT/BB

[tobias]

Ehlers

TT
Boeser

(TT may have more potential competition from Necas, but he's a more reliable player to me than Boeser is)

[Axeman33]

Ehlers

TT
Boeser

(TT may have more potential competition from Necas, but he's a more reliable player to me than Boeser is)

This is how I see it too.

[Belexus75]

Ehlers

TT
Boeser

(TT may have more potential competition from Necas, but he's a more reliable player to me than Boeser is)

i like this ranking

[niconasr]

Ehlers has the most talent and when everything else is this close, I think talent trumps the rest. He'd be my pick. If the Jets ever give him more leeway and trust him with more minutes, he'll be even better.

Teravainen had an injury filled year so it's tough to judge him based on that but his role on the PP seemed to decrease with the rise of Necas and while that can change again next year, I'd be worried about that.

As for Boeser, he's just fine and should be a consistent 60-65 point guy, but I don't think there's much more upside. Everything absolutely clicked for him last year and even then, he was on a pace for 72-73 points. Add that to the fact that he's been hit with injuries with fairly consistently.