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Marcus Peters asks ‘Sh*t, where we going? Home?’ after Chiefs’ loss to Titans

Good question, Marcus!

The Chiefs were eliminated from the NFL playoffs Saturday evening after blowing an 18-point lead to the Titans.

The exits of Andy Reid and Marcus Peters were captured. Reid was quiet as he walked through. Marcus Peters, on the other hand, was not:

Somebody yells out to Peters, “Let’s Go Marcus!” Peters then replies, “Shit, where we going? Home?”

Peters is always going to keep it real. After he got beat for two touchdowns against Washington, he was honest about his bad performance. But then when asked about a fumble he forced, he gave an all-time quote.

“That made my game from hella weak to weak, you feel me?” He added, “I’m not hella weak, I’m just weak this week. Next week I’ll get back on my shit though so yeah.”

Peters is fun, and it’s great we’re just at the beginning of his career.

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