DETROIT -- Miles Killebrew has long been one of the Detroit Lions' top special-teams players. He even re-signed with the club last offseason, in large part because of what he brings. On Sunday, he had the first blocked punt for the Lions in more than a decade.
The last time Detroit blocked a punt was on Dec. 23, 2007, when Casey FitzSimmons blocked a punt against the Chiefs.
Killebrew's block of Rigoberto Sanchez gave Detroit good field position, on the Colts' 32-yard-line.
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— Detroit Lions (@Lions) November 1, 2020
Matthew Stafford wasted little time scoring after that, connecting with Marvin Jones on a nice corner route over Kenny Moore two plays into the drive for a touchdown and a 7-0 Lions lead.
.@MarvinJonesJr with the score❗️#INDvsDET | 📺 CBS | #OnePride pic.twitter.com/w0V2mvUZHu
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) November 1, 2020
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