The Kansas City Chiefs took a gamble on cornerback Marcus Peters with the 18th pick in the 2015 draft. He was arguably the best cornerback in his class, but he fell in the draft after being kicked off his college team at Washington for clashing with coaches.
Baltimore Ravens fans remember former cornerback Marcus Peters fondly for what he did with the organization. Peters was a midseason trade back in 2019 as Baltimore sent linebacker Kenny Young and a 2020 fifth-round pick to the Los Angeles Rams.
The Baltimore Ravens are in serious need of help in their secondary, which is why they have already been linked to multiple defensive backs in the lead up to the NFL trade deadline.
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A former All Pro cornerback is on the free agent market. The Raiders released Marcus Peters on Monday after benching him during their Sunday loss to the Chiefs.
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It's not often that a talented player becomes available 12 weeks into the season, but a high-profile former Baltimore Ravens defender just has.
The Las Vegas Raiders decided to end Marcus Peters’ tenure with the Silver and Black on Monday. The team released the veteran cornerback after benching him during their 31-17 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday; that in mind, it shouldn’t be too surprising that Antonio Pierce elected to make a change.
The Las Vegas Raiders are reportedly expected to release cornerback Marcus Peters following his Week 12 benching against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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After getting beaten badly by wide receiver Christian Watson, Raiders cornerback Marcus Peters resorted to a cheap play to prevent a Packers touchdown.
After months of rumors linking the two sides, free-agent cornerback Marcus Peters and the Las Vegas Raiders agreed to a one-year contract on Monday, per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Given the Raiders' need for secondary help, as well as the fact this is the second time they have brought him in for a visit before training camp, there is a very good chance that he ends up with a contract if he shows he still has something left in the tank.
The Baltimore Ravens had a roller-coaster offseason, starting with Lamar Jackson's request for a trade. Jackson and the team made up, and he's now the league's highest-paid quarterback and should benefit from several new weapons on offense.
The Colts came out of the draft with three rookie cornerbacks, but the position is still a concern given the trio’s inexperience. Now, the group is thinner than ever and could pose a big problem for a defense that was among the least effective in the NFL last season.
At this point of the offseason there isn't a ton of talent left in free agency, but there is still one familiar face the Ravens could decide to bring back. It doesn't sound like it's going to happen.
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Three-time Pro Bowl cornerback Marcus Peters remains a free agent. Although he's no longer an elite player, the 30-year-old can still be a dependable starter.
The Ravens' biggest need heading into the 2023 NFL Draft is arguably cornerback.
Cap-strapped Baltimore could lose several key players on defense this week. Marcus Peters, Justin Houston, and Jason Pierre-Paul will be able to agree in principle to go to new teams by the end of the day.
The Eagles have 20 impending free agents, a franchise quarterback due for a raise and not much cap room.
As the Cincinnati Bengals look to retool and remain in Super Bowl contention, a division rival's cornerback headlines their potential targets in free agency.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is not afraid to be bold and go against the popular consensus with his in-game decisions. But his decision late in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills is pretty outrageous, even for him.
The Ravens are not expected to rush Peters back into playing mode. It is still a promising sign, though, that Peters passed his physical and was able to take the field.
Peters would not, however, say when he thinks he'll be back on the field or in the starting lineup.
The Ravens would save $10 million by releasing Marcus Peters. However, general manager Eric DeCosta poured cold water on that idea on Friday.
In 2021, Baltimore finished in the bottom half of the NFL in both points and yards allowed for the first time since 2002.
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