About speed, look at the NFL. Some of the fastest guys cannot have a career, especially at wide reciever and cornerback because they lack the IQ and for WR, the hands to catch the ball, while some slower guys will become elite at the position. You cannot only have slow WRs, but you can sneak in one if other players are fast. Look at Cooper Kupp with the LA Rams. The guy is slow by NFL standards for WRs, but he got 2,000 yards last year. It's the same in the NHL. You can fit a slower guy with very high IQ surrounded by faster players. And don't tell me we already have Caufield that is small. The goal in the draft in the third round is to hit a player that will ultimately make it to the NHL in 4-6 years.