Elofsson is a mobile, offensive-minded blue-liner who has great puck skills. He is a gifted puck handler, displaying quick hands and a creative mind that allows him to navigate close-quarters situations and evade forecheckers. Elofsson’s skating and offensive mindset give him the confidence to jump into the rush and push the pace offensively. He is a gifted passer; he shows the ability to hit stretch passes, passes off the rush and passes to the slot. He can capably quarterback the power play thanks to his agility and passing ability. His shot would be an area to improve because it would make him a multiple-threat offensive player and more dangerous in the offensive zone. Defensively, he still gets into trouble because of his aggressive mindset; he takes a lot of risks, causing opponents to get open behind him. I would say he was a tad more calculated in his risk-taking decisions in this game, mitigating much of his liability on defense, but there were still a handful of instances where he got himself into trouble trying to jump passing lanes or being overly aggressive jumping into the rush. I would categorize Elofsson as a great offensive defender with room to grow in his two-way game. He needs to find the balance of being aggressive but responsible. I think he can be a top-four defender if paired with a complementary piece, and he should have a prominent special teams role as he continues to grow offensively. He is a key name to watch as the 2026 draft comes into focus.