Marcus Peters was one of the league’s most instinctive and dangerous playmakers at cornerback over a 14-season career. Drafted in the 4th round of the inaugural Season 1 draft by the Chicago Bolts, he made an immediate impact, earning Chicago Bolts Player of the Year in Season 2 and his lone Pro Bowl selection in Season 3.

After three seasons in Chicago, Peters signed with the Atlanta Pumas, where his ball-hawking skills helped the team reach the Super Bowl in Season 5. He later brought his aggressive coverage and leadership to the Hawaii Warriors, Tampa Bay Waves, and Utah Craters, contributing to multiple playoff runs and five division titles.

Known for his ability to flip momentum in an instant, Peters recorded two pick-sixes and scored two total defensive touchdowns. A 12-time .500-or-better season finisher, eight-time playoff participant, and conference champion, he was a difference-maker wherever he played and one of the most feared defensive backs of his era.