I'd say I would order them: Byfield - Vilardi - Turcotte. It's close, for sure, particularly between Vilardi and Turcotte.
I think many of our projections see Turcotte sliding over to wing in a future top six because of his speed and forechecking tenacity. I think regardless of that fact we all definitely see him having the skillset to be a top six center, it's just more of the reality we're in with our center depth (plus the fact that Kopitar will probably be pretty damn effective as a middle six center later into his career). There are also awesome middle and bottom six center prospects in the pipeline like Thomas and Anderson-Dolan, where they'd be better fits for 3C/4C and would allow Turcotte to stay in our top six.
As for a deal for Byram, I would say as painful as it would be, I would definitely listen to a deal that used any of those three as a centerpiece. If it were Byfield, I feel it would have to be straight 1 for 1. If it were Vilardi, hell, it might also be a 1 for 1 value-wise on our end, but I could understand if Colorado didn't like that. As for Turcotte, I could see a deal around Turcotte + a late 1st round pick or a contributing roster player like Kempe/Anderson. I think the Turcotte centerpiece deal would be similar to what it would've cost us to move up from 5th to 4th on draft day in 2019, and I don't think Colorado does that unless they're getting value akin to another first round pick later on.
Do you think the Avs would actually entertain moving Byram? I know they just traded for him, but I feel like they'd rather move Toews or Girard before Byram.