Ravens CB Marcus Peters Says He Doesn't Have Chip on Shoulder After Rams Trade

The Baltimore Ravens will face the Los Angeles Rams Monday night, but it's not a revenge game for cornerback Marcus Peters.  

"I don't got a chip on my shoulder," Peters said Thursday, per Jamison Hensley of ESPN. "How did it end? I got traded, and I'm liking the situation I'm in right now. I just keep moving forward. I don't need other stuff like that. I understand the business of football."

Peters was traded from Los Angeles to the Ravens in October in exchange for a fifth-round pick and linebacker Kenny Young.

The move has certainly benefitted the Ravens as Peters has two interceptions returned for touchdowns in his four games with the team.

With the 8-2 squad also looking like a Super Bowl contender following six straight wins, it's understandable for Peters to be happy with his current situation. The Rams are currently just 6-4 and on the outside looking in for the playoffs heading into Week 12.

It was also the second time Peters has been traded in his career after being sent from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Rams in 2018.

The 26-year-old seems to hold no animosity toward his former team and is ready to continue making an impact for Baltimore regardless of who is on the other side of the field.

"I just focus on us," Peters said. "We have a game to play on Monday night. We're just going to go out and do our business."