Kennedy has carved out a long, quiet career in Detroit as a special-teams and depth-receiver fixture rather than a featured target, and his continued roster spot reflects trust built over years more than box-score production. He is valuable return and depth value for a contending roster, not a player defenses need to game-plan for.
Strengths: Return ability and years of special-teams reliability that have made him the longest-tenured player on Detroit's roster.
Weaknesses: Minimal receiving production in his career (18 catches in 30 games) limits him to a depth and specialist role.