Miles Price’s preseason showings keep him on the Vikings’ bubble, flashing return-ready burst and hustle while his routing and alignment miscues loom large. Price’s energetic work on kick and punt coverage, plus a late-game chase to keep a returner in check, underscore why teams keep a player who brings energy even when execution isn’t pristine. Max Brosmer’s arc reads even more clearly: improved downfield timing and poise, despite limited practice reps, suggest a developmental ceiling Minnesota is willing to chase. Pete Bersich’s booth breakdown adds texture: what seems like a goose-egg week can morph into a meaningful growth curve when coaching and schemes align. The QB3 race tightens as Brosmer’s film progress collides with roster realities, including how practice reps are allotted and how a 53-man cutdown can protect future value. FanDuel futures chatter peppers the chat, but the core story is Price’s special-teams promise and Brosmer’s steadier progression, both shaping Minnesota’s approach to depth and development for the season ahead.