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Peter Skoronski

OT - Tennessee Titans

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HOU @ TEN
Sun 1:00pm ET
66°
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Peter Skoronski agrees to four-year extension with Titans

Peter Skoronski has agreed to a four-year, $100 million contract extension with the Tennessee Titans according to Ian Rapoport.

Fantasy Impact

Skoronski’s extension includes $88 million in guarantees while also making the former first-round pick the highest paid guard in the NFL as a key protector of quarterback Cam Ward and a developing Tennessee offense under new head coach Robert Saleh.

Chris Schommer9 weeks ago
Peter Skoronski officially has fifth-year option picked up by Titans

The Titans picked up the fifth-year option of OL Peter Skoronski.

Fantasy Impact

Skoronski will remain under contract with the Titans through the 2027 season. He is a candidate to reach an extension with Tennessee.

Ari Koslow23 weeks ago
Peter Skoronski to have fifth-year option exercised by Titans

The Titans plan to exercise their fifth-year option on OL Peter Skoronski.

Fantasy Impact

Skoronski and Tennessee were unable to reach an agreement on an extension. It is still possible they reach an agreement later on after his performance took a step forward last season.

Ari Koslow24 weeks ago
Peter Skoronski (illness) ruled out for Week 2 against Chargers

Peter Skoronski (illness) has been ruled out by the Tennessee Titans ahead of their Week 2 contest against the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday.

Fantasy Impact

With Skoronski sidelined, head coach Mike Vrabel will be forced to split reps between backups Xavier Newman and Dillon Radunz against a Chargers defense that is coming off a terrible performance in a Week 1 loss to the Miami Dolphins.

Chris Schommer3 years ago
Peter Skoronski selected No. 11 by Tennessee Titans

The Tennessee Titans have selected Northwestern offensive lineman Peter Skoronski with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

Fantasy Impact

Skoronski brings some size concerns, specifically with his arm length, that may make him a guard at the NFL level, but he's such a talented offensive lineman he may be able to play tackle as well. The Titans moved on from long-time starter Taylor Lewan this offseason. Skoronski joins Dillon Radunz and Nicolas Petite-Frere on an OL that's getting increasingly younger. Regardless, it makes sense for a run-focused team to prioritize the trenches.