Titans' Peter Skoronski receives major recognition courtesy of ESPN

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The Tennessee Titans are counting down the days until the start of training camp, with rookies reporting in less than two weeks, and many are wondering if general manager Mike Borgonzi will lock up guard Peter Skoronski to an extension.

Having already picked up his fifth-year option, this potential extension was listed as one of the offseason priorities during the combine, and after signing Jeffery Simmons to a record-setting extension, Skoronski’s deal feels like an inevitability. Skoronski deserves an extension and is improving with every snap.

In fact, as Jeremy Fowler points out, Skoronski is starting to climb in league rankings for interior offensive linemen, and made his debut in ESPN’s Top 10.

No. 9: Peter Skoronski, G, Tennessee TitansHighest ranking: 1 | Lowest ranking: UnrankedAge: 24 | Last year's ranking: Honorable mention

Playing on a bad offense over three seasons hasn't stopped Skoronski's ascension. He has improved in each of his first three years, finishing fourth among guards in pass block win rate (96.0%) in 2025.

The early knock plaguing Skoronski was that he lacked explosiveness and power. But evaluators say he has improved in that area.

"He's absolutely jumped to elite status," an NFC executive said. "He's going to get paid a lot more money than people think."

Skoronski has been the Titans’ best offensive lineman over the past two seasons and continues to grow into the unit's leader; this year, he could finally break through and receive the recognition he deserves.

This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans' Peter Skoronski receives major recognition courtesy of ESPN

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