“Since the snow has started to come down, Quinn has been making it melt. He’s been on a tear of late, leads the OHL in goals as of this writing and is a major reason why the 67’s are a top team right now. Quinn can certainly shoot it at a high level, but he’s also a player with a lot of skill and IQ. He can beat defenders with his hands, find teammates very well and score from a distance giving his game a lot of dimensions. The main reason for his sudden rise in prospect stock has been the continued improvement in his skating to being arguably above-average when it used to be a weakness for him. Quinn is solid off the puck, plays the penalty kill for Ottawa and is a player who coaches and scouts universally praise for all the dimensions in his game.” – Corey Pronman’s mid-season draft rankings, The Athletic

“Quinn’s goal-scoring ability, hard work, and effective two-way game give him the ability to become a top-line winger if he develops to his full potential. He could still get stronger and continue to improve on his skating so further development time is required. One more year at the OHL level, and perhaps a chance to compete in the World Juniors is on the horizon. Quinn’s game is reminiscent of Mark Stoneof the Vegas Golden Knights, but this is a stylistic comparison only and not one based on talent or ability.” – Ben Kerr, Last Word on Hockey