That bar is ridiculous as there have only been a couple of players to score at barley more than 2.0 PPG in the last decade in the WHL never mind guys in their draft years.
Bedard scored at a 1.61 PPG rate last year, if he flirts with close to 2.0 that might not be "generational" but it sure will be darn close.
Also, although McDavid put up 2.55 PPG in his draft year, I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t have been able to do that on the current Regina Pats. McDavid had an incredible supporting cast in Erie - Alex DeBrincat, Dylan Strome, Travis Dermott, Kurtis MacDermid, Taylor Raddysh, Mason Marchment, and a bunch of other quality OHLers. They were stacked, opposing teams couldn’t focus on McDavid the way they can on Bedard, and when McDavid set teammates up, they finished much more consistently.
The Pats SUCK. Even if Bedard was as good as McDavid (and I don’t think he is, though he reasonably close), he wouldn’t be able to put up ~2.5 PPG on the current Pats. I think a “McDavid-esque draft year” for Bedard, given his supporting cast, would be ~2.3 PPG.
Although, I guess counterpoint, Sid put up 2.7 PPG in the Q in his draft year, with a fairly unimpressive supporting cast. The Q is slightly weaker, but not THAT much weaker. He was ridiculously, ridiculously good, though, an utter phenom, stepped right into the NHL and put up 102 points as a rookie.