2015 NFL Draft Grades After Week 10

Kansas City Chiefs. MARCUS PETERS. A. <p>Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters should have been a Top-10 pick in the 2015 NFL Draft. He was the best cornerback coming out but some off-the-field troubles led to him taking a slide. But like many rookie corners, Peters had his moments but didn’t look like a shut-down corner early in the season.</p> <p>He did make immediate impact, intercepting a pass on his first play as an NFL player. Then in the second game of his NFL career, he intercepted Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning and returned it for a touchdown. But Peters has been relentlessly attacked and gotten beat too often, many of them for touchdowns.</p> <p>But at the same time, he’s among the league’s leaders in interceptions and pass breakups. And he has improved in coverage, taking less chances as he is now the No. 4-ranked rookie corner in the NFL. You can tell by his physicality, ball-skills and short memory that he’s going to get there, making this is a good pick.</p>. CB