Myles Price is highlighted as a potential return candidate for kickoffs, underscoring Minnesota’s depth in the return game as the injury situation unfolds.

Undrafted Indiana rookie Myles Price flashed early, returning three punts for 20, 18 and 22 yards, surpassing Minnesota’s 2024 return total in a single four-returns stretch. His 22-yard return set up a three-play scoring drive that gave Minnesota their first lead; Price appears poised to end the drought of punt-return TDs dating back to 2016.

Myles Price earned the Vikings’ top punt and kick return duties, stepping up after Rondale Moore’s preseason injury. His rise on special teams creates a solid, though not explosive, fantasy avenue via return yards and field-position advantages.

Myles Price, undrafted from Indiana, earned the Vikings’ Week 1 starting duties as both kick and punt returner after impressing in the preseason. His Indiana standout season included 289 punt return yards on 23 attempts, with a 65-yard punt return to seal a game against Washington. Price’s NFL path hinges on continued return usage and potential spark plays; he could see occasional receiver looks if depth-chart opportunities arise.

Price’s 81-yard kickoff return stands out as a big-play spark that factors into roster decisions at three-QB depth and special-teams value. His big return underscores how a player can impact field position, potentially affecting practice-squad considerations and the late-season hunt for depth in a crowded roster.