Come on, it's super disingenuous to say he's not skilled. He was a top 10 pick for a reason
He's struggled so far to translate said skill to the NHL which is a struggle many rookie players have. If he keeps observing, learning, training and listening to coaches he's going to end up being a decent top-6 player. If not here then somewhere else
May I remind you of another big, skilled player on this team who also struggled at the outset but is now looking like one of the most promising young forwards we've developed in the last 20 years?