The Los Angeles Rams are facing some real adversity for the first time this season, and it appears players like Marcus Peters aren't taking it too well.

During the game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night, Peters was sitting on the bench when he heard a fan heckling him from the stands. Peters got up and went into the stands to let him know exactly how he felt about the trash talk.

“Where you from? Where you from, homie?” Peters asked as he walked up to the stands. Once he was in the stands, that's when the profanities started to fly.

This is just another bad storyline to come out of a game that featured a lot of them. The Rams struggled the entire night and now there are some questions about if this is a trend or if other teams are starting to figure out their attack. Quarterback Jared Goff said after the game that teams are starting to attack the offense in different ways.

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“Teams are doing different things to us,” Goff said via ESPN. “Teams are trying out different things and we just need to find a way to respond.”

For a team that doesn't need any more distractions, there is a chance the NFL could decide to take action against Peters for going into the stands, or at least the first few steps of them. It seems unlikely that the NFL will suspend him for the incident, but there is a good chance his pocketbook will take a hit.