Marcus Peters is clearly enjoying his offseason. In a video posted to Twitter by Bleacher Report's Master Tes, Peters can be seen filling in as the weather man for a local Hawaii TV station.

The clip is hilarious, and you should check it out. Peters' expert analysis of the surf included lines like “we got big waves over here, little waves over here.”

For what it's worth, Peters said he would be surfing on the south shore. It isn't the first viral moment we've gotten from Peters, as the corner also got into a war of words with Saints coach Sean Payton last year, and delivered his now infamous ‘I think we ain't done yet' line.

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The Rams are coming off a very successful season, albeit one that ended in very disappointing fashion. Los Angeles made it all the way to the Super Bowl, but only mustered three points. Peters was in his first season with the team last year after being traded from the Chiefs.

He struggled early on, possibly due to a calf injury that he suffered just a couple of weeks into the season. Aqib Talib went down with an injury of his own, and Peters was getting torched frequently for a while.

After Talib came back and Peters finally got back to full health, he started to pick it up as the season went along. He closed well, and played well in the playoffs. The Rams will be counting on him to play a huge role in 2019 as he heads into the final year of his contract.