Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters has collected an interception in each of his first two NFL games. The odds of a third straight are already great. Where he’s playing this weekend, and the quarterback he’s facing, pushes the task toward the impossible.
Aaron Rodgers not throwing a pick at Lambeau Field, where the Chiefs and Packers tangle on Monday, is about the most sure thing in sports these days.
Since his last home field interception, in Week 13 of the 2012 season, Rodgers has thrown 545 passes and 43 touchdowns.
“He’s playing at a high level,” Chiefs Coach Andy Reid said.