8. Tij Iginla, F, Kelowna Rockets (WHL)
Tij Iginla comes with an elite NHL bloodline. Best of all, he's a chip off the old block, bringing goal scoring and some physicality not unlike his old man.
The issue here is, I don't think he's going to be a center in the NHL. The Blue Jackets should be looking to add down the middle - if not the back end - with this year's first round pick. They're loaded with talent on the wings, with plenty of youth already on the NHL roster.
So if you're going to add a winger, it had better be a guy who can come in and quickly make a difference. Tij is probably a couple of years away, and I just don't see much room on the wings for the Jackets even then.
Why they should take him: Iginla is a terrific goal scorer, with high end timing and shooting capabilities.
Why they should avoid him: There will be better players on the board, who fill positions of greater need.