Flyers goaltending prospects are slim in 2024, with Philadelphia leaning on a shrinking pipeline and an unsettled NHL duo. Kolosov, Zavragin and Bjarnason stand out as the trio most likely to push for ice time, while Samuel Ersson remains a backup and Ivan Fedotov’s North American future remains cloudy. The piece notes Dan Vlader as the lone veteran option at the NHL level, and suggests the organization may need external help or a breakout in the AHL to stabilize net presence.

Zavragin is highlighted as the most intriguing 2023 draftee with an NHL-ready frame and promising KHL track records, Bjarnason is drawn as a late-blooming project, and Kolosov’s North American prospects dim if his head isn’t right. Fedotov’s instability and Ersson’s role reinforce Philadelphia’s need for a clearer net-front plan and continued development in the farm system, with Lehigh Valley watched closely for calling cues.