I officially hate that prick now, especially since he was grandstanding like he had made the greatest defensive play ever catching a moon ball deflection.

Front running prick.

Probably shows you how many players in that locker room support him and aren't thrilled he was moved.

Want an idea of how players think, players think they are getting ****ed over because of QB's. Josh Norman ****ing said on a show that they should cap what QB's can making because it is unfair the other players ability to make money...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Asked Mahomes about Peters in that pile. He said Peters told him, &quot; ‘Hey, man, I’ve got you; I’m going to pick you back up.&#39; … He was helping me out.”</p>&mdash; Vahe Gregorian (@vgregorian) <a href="https://twitter.com/vgregorian/status/1064778464266354688?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 20, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Bring him for a look.

Nice guy



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I believe Mahomes - Peters looked like he was protecting him in his own weird way.

That pick pissed me off, more than the loss.

yep. Dude gets to pick a duck that any 10 year old could snag and gets to play hero. The hero of that moment was the lineman that got his arm on the ball. Nobody will remember that though.

What really irked me was all the attention ESPN started putting on Peters after that pick. Its like they were trying to will another "moment" for him.

Not sure if it showed on the TV broadcast, but after the first Donald strip sack went for a TD, Peters was motioning to and taunting the entire Chiefs sideline. Generally I might think the player who was actually involved in the big play would be the one doing that, but it didn't seem to be the case here.

It's possible the narrative that he was trying to help Mahomes after the pick 6 is legit, but it's also possible this is Peters being Peters and not knowing why he did what he did. Who tries to encourage someone by jumping on him in a pile? Huh? If I spit in your face while telling you that you're my best friend, does that make it okay? I don't buy it.

I wish him all the misfortune the game of football has to offer.

You could see several times during the game that Peters was having fun with all of this. He was never being a poor sport. After the game you could hear him telling Andy that he loved him, they were sharing a big hug for a long time. There did not seem to be any animosity between Peters and the Chiefs at all, and - surprisingly for me anyway - he seemed to handle the whole thing very maturely.

Mahomes is older than the boys Peters usually lays on top of. **** him.

he grabbed mahomes by the facemask too

:hmmm:

It was set up for us to lose. Refs did enough to help them and it almost failed.

Marcus Peters: I miss those guys, wish them nothing but success

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...g-but-success/