Mind-boggling stats: Marcus Peters

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Pro Bowler

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters is a 2-time Pro Bowler. He participated in the 2015 and 2016 Pro Bowl.

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Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters won the 2015 Defensive Rookie of the Year Award during the NFL Honors awards show.

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Winning!

Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters won the 2015 Defensive Rookie of the Year Award during the NFL Honors awards show.

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Since Marcus Peters entered the NFL in 2015, no player has more interceptions (19) or passes defensed (55).

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He's #1

Since Marcus Peters entered the NFL in 2015, no player has more interceptions (19) or passes defensed (55).

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Including the playoffs, Marcus Peters has 21 career interceptions. Peters has 7 more interceptions than any other player since 2015.

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Interception king

Including the playoffs, Marcus Peters has 21 career interceptions. Peters has 7 more interceptions than any other player since 2015.

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Only Ed Reed has more interceptions than Marcus Peters in the first 3 seasons of a player's career in the last 25 seasons (including playoffs).

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So close

Only Ed Reed has more interceptions than Marcus Peters in the first 3 seasons of a player's career in the last 25 seasons (including playoffs).

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Lower passer rating

Only Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback A.J. Bouye has allowed a lower passer rating in coverage than Peters since 2015 (min. 200 defensive targets).

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