Los Angeles Rams cornerback Marcus Peters is chomping at the bit to get a rematch with the New Orleans Saints this Sunday at the Superdome. Peters has strong beliefs in the Rams' chances this weekend and know the team has a lot of work to do but in his words, the Rams “ain't done yet.”

The Rams will look to contain wide receiver Michael Thomas after he exploded against them last time around for a career-high 211 yards on 12 receptions. Needless to say, it was not Peters best day, but it was surely a day he has not forgotten. Peters did not take kindly to Saints head coach Sean Payton saying that they ‘got the matchup they wanted' in regards to Peters guarding Thomas. Peters told reporters that the Rams would see the Saints soon and that is in fact how things have panned out in the NFC.

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The Rams defense has their work cut out for them this weekend with a tough Saints team playing on their home turf. The last time the two teams met, the game ended with the Saints winning 45-35. The Saints have cooled down a little bit in recent weeks, but their potential is as high as any offense in the league.

The matchup could be incredibly high scoring like the previous matchup in Week 9, but regardless it will be a great game as both of the top teams in the NFC face off once more.