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Old 09-25-2016, 05:21 PM  
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Old 09-25-2016, 08:18 PM   #31
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Old 09-25-2016, 09:24 PM   #33
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Who knows if it will even be possible to keep him for a second contract. I'm afraid that he will go play for his hometown team, the Raiders. Just like Brandon Carr did. Carr wanted to go to Dallas and in the end, that's where he went.
by the time his contract is up raiders will have moved out of Oakland
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Old 09-25-2016, 11:00 PM   #35
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Peters is the best draft pick since DT, and he's pushing him with his production. Hell we don't even have a pass rush and he's still balling out.

He's the type of guy you pay whatever it takes.
Heh, settle down there slappy. Let's stand by a few more games before we put him in that club.

He's doing fairly well right now. Let's see if it holds up.

I'm thinking he's an all or nothing type of guy. He either gets the pick or gives up big plays.
Today, he played perfectly. I'll give him that.
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61 players have had 12 or more interceptions in their first two full seasons, not counting Peters who joins the club today. A majority of those are from older eras when the league allowed defense. I've highlighted the modern (post-merger) era players.

Peters has 13 games to keep climbing the list. He's currently on pace for 20 interceptions in his first two years. The Chiefs' current record appears to be held by Eric Harris (not the Columbine one) with 14.

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Rk	Player	         From	To	Draft	Tm	Lg	G	GS	Int	Yds	TD	PD
1	Don Doll	1949	1950	9-67	DET	NFL	23	1	23	464	2	0

19 Interceptions

2	Tommy Morrow	1962	1963		RAI	AFL	28	0	19	245	0	0

18 Interceptions

3	Paul Krause*	1964	1965	2-18, 12-89AFL	WAS	NFL	28	0	18	258	1	0
4	Dan Sandifer	1948	1949	5-28	WAS	NFL	24	7	18	340	2	0
5	Everson Walls	1981	1982		DAL	NFL	25	21	18	194	0	0

17 Interceptions

6	Lem Barney*	1967	1968	2-34	DET	NFL	28	0	17	314	3	0
7	Bibbles Bawel	1952	1955		PHI	NFL	24	0	17	289	2	0
8	Goose Gonsoulin	1960	1961	17-203	DEN	AFL	28	0	17	174	0	0
9	Night Train Lane*	1952	1953		RAM	NFL	23	0	17	307	2	0
10	Emlen Tunnell*	1948	1949		NYG	NFL	22	6	17	367	3	0

16 Interceptions

11	Irv Comp	1943	1944	3-23	GNB	NFL	19	10	16	203	1	0

15 Interceptions

12	Dave Baker	1959	1960	1-5	SFO	NFL	24	11	15	171	0	0
13	Red Cochran	1947	1948	8-66	CRD	NFL	24	8	15	233	0	0
14	Woodley Lewis	1950	1951	8-103	RAM	NFL	24	0	15	309	0	0
15	Otto Schnellbacher	1948	1949	25-231	NAA	AAFC	26	1	15	265	1	0


14 Interceptions

16	Bill Baird	1963	1964		NYJ	AFL	28	0	14	161	1	0
17	Jim Cason	1948	1949	7-55	SFO	AAFC	25	11	14	198	0	0
18	Lindon Crow	1955	1956	2-14	CRD	NFL	24	0	14	181	0	0
19	Eugene Daniel	1984	1985	8-205	CLT	NFL	31	30	14	78	0	0
20	Milt Davis	1957	1958	8-97	CLT	NFL	22	0	14	259	2	0
21	Eric Harris	1980	1981	4-104	KAN	NFL	31	29	14	163	0	0
22	W.K. Hicks	1964	1965		OTI	AFL	28	0	14	245	0	0
23	Bobby Hunt	1962	1963	11-81, 11-81AFL	KAN	AFL	28	0	14	329	0	0
24	Erik McMillan	1988	1989	3-63	NYJ	NFL	29	29	14	348	3	0
25	Orlando Thomas	1995	1996	2-42	MIN	NFL	32	27	14	165	1	0

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26	Eric Allen	1988	1989	2-30	PHI	NFL	31	31	13	114	0	0
27	Ray Brown	1958	1959	5-50	CLT	NFL	24	12	13	238	0	0
28	Bobby Dillon	1952	1953	3-28	GNB	NFL	22	0	13	147	1	0
29	Herm Edwards	1977	1978		PHI	NFL	30	30	13	68	0	0
30	Chris Gamble	2004	2005	1-28	CAR	NFL	31	31	13	172	1	26
31	Claude Gibson	1961	1962	3-33, 7-55AFL	SDG	AFL	28	0	13	128	1	0
32	Mike Haynes*	1976	1977	1-5	NWE	NFL	28	28	13	144	0	0
33	James Hunter	1976	1977	1-10	DET	NFL	27	22	13	224	1	0
34	Andy Nelson	1957	1958	11-126	CLT	NFL	24	0	13	228	1	0
35	Darrol Ray	1980	1981	2-40	NYJ	NFL	32	32	13	359	3	0
36	Bert Rechichar	1952	1953	1-10	TOT	NFL	23	0	13	143	1	0
37	Bryant Salter	1971	1972	5-115	SDG	NFL	28	21	13	159	0	0
38	Bob Smith	1948	1949	24-219	2TM	AAFC	28	4	13	247	1	0
39	Charlie Sumner	1955	1958	22-258	CHI	NFL	22	0	13	229	0	0
40	Nathan Vasher	2004	2005	4-110	CHI	NFL	32	22	13	322	2	25
41	Lionel Washington	1983	1984	4-103	CRD	NFL	31	23	13	134	0	0

12 Interceptions

42	Ray Buchanan	1993	1994	3-65	CLT	NFL	32	21	12	266	3	0
43	Jack Butler*	1951	1952		PIT	NFL	24	0	12	310	1	0
44	Butch Byrd	1964	1965	4-25, 4-25AFL	BUF	AFL	28	28	12	297	1	0
45	Mark Carrier	1990	1991	1-6	CHI	NFL	32	32	12	93	0	0
46	Charlie Ford	1971	1972	2-36	CHI	NFL	28	28	12	150	0	0
47	Dick Harris	1960	1961		SDG	AFL	28	0	12	196	4	0
48	Anthony Henry	2001	2002	4-97	CLE	NFL	32	12	12	181	1	28
49	Monte Jackson	1975	1976	2-28	RAM	NFL	28	23	12	186	3	0
50	Ken Konz	1953	1954	1-14	CLE	NFL	24	0	12	148	2	0
51	Warren Lahr	1949	1950	32-294	CLE	TOT	23	0	12	131	2	0
52	Tim Lewis	1983	1984	1-11	GNB	NFL	32	23	12	262	1	0
53	Howie Livingston	1944	1945		NYG	NFL	20	9	12	237	1	0
54	Charlie McNeil	1960	1961		SDG	AFL	23	0	12	396	2	0
55	Dicky Moegle	1955	1956	1-10	SFO	NFL	23	0	12	125	1	0
56	Lemar Parrish	1970	1971	7-163	CIN	NFL	28	25	12	133	1	0
57	Ray Ramsey	1947	1948	10-82	TOT	AAFC	25	16	12	190	0	0
58	Ed Reed	2002	2003	1-24	RAV	NFL	32	31	12	299	1	27
59	Jake Scott	1970	1971	7-159	MIA	NFL	28	28	12	146	0	0
60	Richard Sherman	2011	2012	5-154	SEA	NFL	32	26	12	102	1	41
61	Rick Volk	1967	1968	2-45	CLT	NFL	28	0	12	299	1	0
Ed Reed is going to be tough to beat with 299 interceptions. Also check out Herm Edwards with 13!
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I expect to see these comparisons all over ESPN today, but probably not because Chiefs...

Peters is definitely special. Can't wait to see what he and this secondary can do when Houston gets back!!! On the same note, I think we see JC come back next week in an attempt to try and save our Offense from this lull their in.
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Old 09-26-2016, 08:00 AM   #39
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Our secondary is very young. None of our young CB's have 2 full years of starting experience.

When Houston returns this secondary will be very good.

And Gaines has held up his end. He's looking very solid...
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Old 09-26-2016, 10:16 AM   #41
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Pat on the back to SNR for not even being a Washington Husky fan like myself and recognizing this kid is a flat out baller before that draft. Let's put this in perspective to current times. Right now, he's tied with Richard Sherman, and he has 13 games to go. If he didn't get another pick all ****ing season he would be at Richard Sherman's level at that point in his career.

He's a ****ing big time stud and he is easily the best pick so far since DT. He is a QB baiter, not a race baiter. This kid can flat out ball, and we're going to have to pony up some coin to keep him from going home. And we do NOT want him going home. This kid's swagger gives me a DIAMOND STUDDED BONER
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Pat on the back to SNR for not even being a Washington Husky fan like myself and recognizing this kid is a flat out baller before that draft. Let's put this in perspective to current times. Right now, he's tied with Richard Sherman, and he has 13 games to go. If he didn't get another pick all ****ing season he would be at Richard Sherman's level at that point in his career.
I don't think anyone went more nuts on draft day than I did.

Even I said I'd pass due to his "issues" in college.

When he fell and we pulled the trigger it felt like Dorsey had turned a corner and for once we were the team getting the Randy Moss, Aaron Rodgers, etc...
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I hope quarterbacks continue to challenge Peters as they don't seem to respect the guy very much. He can get burnt but I think he is deceptive to the quarterbacks and makes up for it.

I think quarterbacks are going start throwing to the other side of the field so his opportunities will decrease.
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Even I said I'd pass due to his "issues" in college.

When he fell and we pulled the trigger it felt like Dorsey had turned a corner and for once we were the team getting the Randy Moss, Aaron Rodgers, etc...
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Peters is on track to tie the all-time INT leader (Paul Krause-81 INT's) before he turns 30.

How insane is that?
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