Marcus Peters Returns Home as McClymonds Coach

0:00It's April 5th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Former Chiefs stand out Marcus Peters is stepping up as the new head football coach at McLean's High School in Oakland this fall. The 18th overall pick from the 2015 draft made his mark right away, snagging defensive rookie of the year honors during his. First pro season, he's following in some big family footsteps too. His dad, Michael Peters, just retired after 33 years of the school, including 13 as head coach. Marcus jumped in as a volunteer assistant under his father for the last two seasons since hanging up his NFL cleats after the 2000, 23 year. The school couldn't be more hyped about it. They dropped a statement saying his top level NFL experience mixed with his roots and McLean's makes this a game changer for their football crew. Peters kicked off his career with back-to-back Pro Bowl nods in Kansas City before bouncing

1:00to the Los Angeles Rams, Baltimore Ravens, and Las Vegas, Raiders. Now he's channeling that elite know-how back to where it all started for his family. Word on the street is this, here's got everyone buzzing, Peters bringing pro polish to high school ball could spark something special for McLean's. This season...