Roy can improve his skating and, if he does, he will add a dimension to his game that will make him more unpredictable and better, overall. right now, he does not carry the puck and looks to pass it to line mates so they can be the play drivers.
Suzuki improved his skating. So can Roy.
Roy also has a good work ethic since joining Sherbrooke and, under the tutelage of MONTREAL'S DEVELOPMENT TEAM, he should be able to improve his skating.
There are no guarantees with any prospect, but Roy has the IQ, shot, ability to create passing ;ones by threatening to use that shot, decent physical play and better than advertised defensive acumen to become an interesting player at the NHL level, perhaps as a secondary goal-scorer on a third line and a PP specialist?