Falcons running back Kenyon Barner, who suffered an ankle injury late in practice Monday, did not practice Tuesday.

Barner, who broke loose for a 37-yard gain on a screen play against the Dolphins, is the top candidate for the punt and kickoff return jobs.

“He’s had an excellent offseason,” Falcons coach Dan Quinn said. “He’s been very sure-handed in the returns.”

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