Tullio will be a coach’s dream at the next level. He plays with a purpose and always makes his presence known. He never stops moving his feet, often drawing penalties from the opposition due to his non-stop motor.  He isn’t a dynamic skater by any means, but he has good speed, excellent edge work and agility that helps him avoid contact with the puck on his stick. He excels at weaving in and out of traffic in the offensive zone, finding the soft spot to unleash his above-average shot. While nothing special, his shot is placed accurately, and he isn’t afraid to unload it. He has an excellent one-timer, especially on the power play, and the ability to elevate the puck from in tight. His goalscoring may not be pretty, but it’s effective. He is a decent passer and can draw a lot of attention to himself by being elusive with his stick handling and skating to help free up his teammates for the pass. He is a bit of a pest and generally understands where the line is, coercing his opponents into more penalties than he takes himself. His defensive game is advanced for a forward with such a small frame because he doesn’t lack effort and he understands what the offensive team is trying to do on the attack. While he may lack the high-end skill and natural gifts of some players, he is a high-motor do-it-all player many teams covet, and he can play in all situations.

– FCHockey’s 2020 NHL Draft Guide