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By Katherine Langford
BBC Technology
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By DAVE CAMPBELL EAGAN, Minn. — The special teams for the Minnesota Vikings have had a major influence on their undefeated start, hidden a bit behind the headline-making dominance by the defense. The impact goes well beyond Will Reichard s perfect mark on field goals and extra points, too. Myles Price returning punts and kickoffs has become a must-see moment in every game, for both fans and players. “I call him ‘MP4. He s music to my ears every time I watch him,” Vikings running back Aaron Jones said, cleverly combining Price s initials and jersey number to mimic the shorthand for a digital multimedia file. “Just everything I thought he could be.” Price, the smallest player on the team at 5-foot-9, has flourished in his second year in the NFL in filling a vital role the Vikings have historically received minimal production from. He s the only player in the league who has scored on a punt return this season, leading the pack with an average of 21.6 yards per attempt. He s also second