Seth Jarvis was one of those players who started slowly before completely blowing everyone out of the water later on. He was projected to be a mid-to-late second-rounder earlier in the season. He is now ranked as high as 10th, Dobber Prospects being the one to have him that high. For reference, the Flyers don’t pick until the mid-’20s.
The lowest Jarvis appears to be ranked is 29th by ISS Hockey. Bob McKenzie sees him 24th. NHL Central Scouting and Elite Prospect are among the highest as they have him 11th. While his draft stock swings in different directions, it is still a huge jump from where he was listed previously.