The Detroit Lions made two roster moves on Thursday ahead of their Week 7 game against the Green Bay Packers.

Detroit signed wide receiver DeAndre Carter to the active roster from the practice squad, and filled his vacancy on the practice squad by signing veteran defensive back Myles Bryant.

Carter is expected to be the team's primary punt returner and work with Jacob Saylors on kick returns as well after Tom Kennedy suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week 5 against Arizona.

Bryant is an intriguing addition and the latest veteran to join Detroit's secondary, albeit on the practice squad. Detroit could elect to elevate him from the practice squad up to three times before they would need to add him to the active roster to continue utilizing him.

The veteran is in his seventh NFL season, having spent four years with the New England Patriots to begin his career before playing for the Houston Texans each of the last two seasons.…