Quinn has emerged as an exciting prospect to keep an eye on with solid foot speed and good agility and balance on his edges. A lightning quick first step and the ability to make plays at a high speed, he is difficult to contain but he needs to work on his consistency without the puck on his stick.  Low center of gravity and strong legs make him very difficult to knock off the puck. He excels at controlling the pace of play, using his hands and quick changes of direction to avoid defenders and create space for himself. He can beat defenders one-on-one with creative stickhandling and is good at carrying the puck into the offensive zone to establish possession. Adept at finding space for himself in dangerous areas of the offensive end, he is always looking for rebounds and deflection opportunities in front with ease. His shot is his most dangerous weapon thanks to a lightning-quick release. He can fight through contact and protect the puck well but doesn’t seem to excel at separating his man from the puck with physical play. Pretty high IQ player who makes all the right reads and positioning decisions his teammates need to create high-quality offensive chances while remaining a non-liability on the defensive end. He isn’t physically opposing in the defensive end but plays a two-way game by using an active stick and relying on his solid positioning. He isn’t afraid to get into it after the whistle but could use more physicality during the game.

– FCHockey’s 2020 NHL Draft Guide