For sure, but they are all still very young like you say, and one that you noted is the generational talent, and the other is to me sort of the hit rate you'd expect with this many first and second round picks. I keep going back to a previous post of mine, 8 first round picks in a 3 year span. The hit rate on those should be very high. But even if we hit on just 4, you're going to hit on a bunch of later round picks too like you already have with Vlasic, you need to figure out a way to spread that out some to keep the pipeline of talented youth flowing instead of them all being ready at once. In a salary cap era we have plenty of space now, but that's going to shrink considerably in the coming years especially when you have to expect Bedard to set the tone at what ever the max for him will be.
I think the Hawks already have 2 more 1's next year too, so that will be 10 first round picks in 4 years. Abundance of talent, and you have to get them all into the league, regardless if it's for your team or someone else. This is what the rebuild led to, not only talent on the team, but capital to trade and build around it. Really hope every single one of these picks make an NHL roster one day because that means Chicago did something very right and also got a lot of value into the lineup and out of the trades.