Marcus Peters is currently the 106th ranked corner on PFF right now

[Direckshun]

According to Mellinger, there were concerns about Peters' day to day reliability and his responsiveness to coaching.

Those are legit concerns. It's not a coincidence that when we lost Eric Berry for 2016, Peters became increasingly erratic and difficult.

I don't know, I think Peters will have a good game. I think he'll get roasted by Tyreek but he was basically built to stop a receiver like Sammy Watkins. If Mahomes challenges him all game, Peters should get his hands on a ball.

[Eleazar]

Someone with a personality like Peters will often have effort or concentration issues, but there should be no shortage of motivation for him this week, playing the team that decided they were better off without him.

Our guys know all too well his tendencies and his personality, I hope they try to get in his head like opponents so often were able to do.

And I hope that they attack with these double moves and also use the threat of them to open up other areas of the passing game. As our defense can illustrate in living color, having one glaring weakness often opens up other areas for attack as you go to great lengths to manage it.

Maybe the league has figured Marcus Peters out and he's not a coachable player, and that played a role in the team's willingness to trade him away? Who knows.