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.

Myles Price, undrafted from Indiana/Texas Tech, flashed on returns (59-yard kick coverage save, 81-yard kickoff return) but had drops and a confusing line call that negated an 18-yard catch. He’s among the players Vikings coaches are weighing for depth, especially with Jefferson and Addison out.

Price emerged as the Vikings’ potential new returner, grading out with two punt returns for 33 yards and an 81-yard kickoff return to set up a scoring opportunity. An undrafted Indiana rookie, he flashed big-play ability on special teams and could earn a roster spot if consistency mirrors his electric return pops.

Price stood out in the return game, delivering a visible kick return bust and punt returns, presenting himself as the likely lead returner after Moore’s season-ending injury.

Myles Price, a former wide receiver for Indiana, signed with the Minnesota Vikings after a successful collegiate career, where he showcased his skills as a dynamic slot receiver.