What happened: Wide receiver Myles Price hauled in a touchdown on third-and-23 during Sunday's opening quarter. The scoring reception converted an improbable down-and-distance situation.
Why it matters: The conversion delivered the offense's first first-quarter touchdown of the season. Converting from 23 yards out immediately stabilizes field position and sustains offensive momentum.
By the numbers: In 2026 through 8 games, Price has caught six passes for 32 yards.
What to watch: Price's target volume remains a focal point as the passing attack progresses through Sunday.