In a featured photo spread and QA article , Oilers superstar Connor McDavid admits he's been "chirped" for both the style of his hair and clothing selectionsas well as for his team's poor play a year ago.

The 21-year-old winner of the past two Art Ro s Trophies displayedself-deprecation about the former and an understanding ofthe latter in the piece that features several photos of McDavid modeling in Luis Severino Jersey true GQ-style.

"My style was not good. Its definitely something thats grown over time. As a kid I wore my teams tracksuit all the time. Splash pants or track pants. I wore a hat every day. And then when I got to the NHL, guys New York Yankees would make fun of me that I had the worse style in the league. I showed up for my first road trip and all the guys have these Gucci bags and these Louis Vuitton bagsyou know, these sweet bags. And I showed up with my Erie Otters team bag, and Oilers vet Eddie Purcell was like, Dude, what are you doing with that?Well, what do you mean, its my bag, what am I supposed to do?Go out and buy yourself a nice bag. Sure enough, had to go out and buy myself a nice Tumi bag. Next thing you know, theyre chirping my hair. You gotta go get a nicer Dellin Betances Jersey hair cut than thatthats awful. I think its a little bit better now, but I still have some work to do."

A gif of McDavid running his hand through his thicker, longer hair this season is part of the piece, even though he claims "I'm Jacoby Ellsbury Jersey not somebody that's too particular about (hair style)."

The superstar Connor McDavid talks about getting roasted by Edmonton locals and escaping "worst dre sed" status as a young pro

When asked who the Ru sell Westbrook is in the NHL when it comes to style, McDavid offered up P.K. Subban and Henrik Lundqvist.

"You'll never see me with P.K.'s style," McDavid told the magazine. "But I'm definitely OK with it, I think."

Despite McDavid's league-best 108 points last season, the Aroldis Chapman Jersey Oilers stumbled to a 23rd place finish in the 31-team NHL, a year after Edmonton reached the playoffs for the first time in 11 years and wasa win away from reaching the Western Conference Finals.

According to the Oilers captain, Edmontonians did not spare McDavid their anger about the disappointing season.

"It was awful. It was terrible. It was miserable around town," McDavid tells GQ."I remember everyone just chirping at you all the time. I was Don Mattingly Jersey at dinner one time with my parents, and I was walking out and guys were chirping me. Theyre pa sionate people and pa sionate fans.

"When youre winning, youre a hero in this city, and when youre losing they want to run you right out of it. Theyre just pa sionate, and you have to be able to understand that."