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ArticleThe Detroit Lions have decided on a punt returner to replace Tom Kennedy
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the Lions will replace him on both punt and kick return with newly signed receiver DeAndre Carter. Special teams coordinator Dave Fipp said they aren't viewing the job as completely open at this point in the week. 'I don't know that it's like totally open. I think DeAndre Carter's got a lot of experience. He'll probably step in and return punts for us and kickoffs for us in the game, along with (Jacob) Saylors.' Carter is currently on the practice squad, so in order to play, he will either sign to the 53-man roster this week or receive a game-day elevation from the practice squad. Fipp noted that there were players, like Lucky Jackson, who have punt return experience, but it pales in comparison to Carter's résumé. Carter, who entered the league in 2015, has returned 155 career punts for 1,508 yards (9.7 average) and 144 kickoffs for 3,399 yards (23.6 average).
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Carter locked in as Lions' punt/kick returner with 155 career punts, 144 kickoffs.
Newly signed receiver confirmed as the Lions' punt and kick returner following Tom Kennedy's season-ending injury. Special teams coordinator Dave Fipp stated Carter will 'step in and return punts for us and kickoffs for us in the game, along with Jacob Saylors.' Carter brings 155 career punt returns (1,508 yards, 9.7 average) and 144 kickoff returns (3,399 yards, 23.6 average) since entering the league in 2015. Fipp noted Carter's experience 'pales in comparison' to alternatives like Lucky Jackson. Carter will either sign to the 53-man roster or receive a game-day elevation from the practice squad.
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