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While most of the focus of the day was centered on some roster moves the Tennessee Titans made ahead of their rookie minicamp, the team dropped a nugget that had long been expected.
Just a day after a social media post acknowledged that the Titans had yet to officially pick up the fifth-year option for offensive guard Peter Skoronski, the organization made that official on Thursday, locking their rising star in for the 2027 season. This move seems more of a formality, as the team works out a long-term extension, but it is finally complete.
With the option in place, Skoronski will make a guaranteed salary of $19.07 million in 2027, a cap number that Tennessee would surely like to bring down with a long-term extension, which is something general manager Mike Borgonzi discussed openly at the NFL Scouting Combine.
This will be a big jump for the 2023 first-rounder, who is growing into one of the elite interior linemen in the league. Picked No. 11 in the 2023 NFL Draft, Skoronski is coming off his best season, starting in all 17 games, logging 1,055 snaps, and giving up only two sacks, and was an anchor for the Titans’ offensive line.
Now that this is officially completed, the organization can turn its full attention to its two-day rookie minicamp taking place at the Vanderbilt Medical Football Center on May 1st and 2nd.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans officially exercise fifth-year option on Peter Skoronski
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Just a day after a social media post acknowledged that the Titans had yet to officially pick up the fifth-year option for offensive guard Peter Skoronski, the organization made that official on Thursday, locking their rising star in for the 2027 season. This move seems more of a formality, as the team works out a long-term extension, but it is finally complete.
With the option in place, Skoronski will make a guaranteed salary of $19.07 million in 2027, a cap number that Tennessee would surely like to bring down with a long-term extension, which is something general manager Mike Borgonzi discussed openly at the NFL Scouting Combine.
This will be a big jump for the 2023 first-rounder, who is growing into one of the elite interior linemen in the league. Picked No. 11 in the 2023 NFL Draft, Skoronski is coming off his best season, starting in all 17 games, logging 1,055 snaps, and giving up only two sacks, and was an anchor for the Titans’ offensive line.
Now that this is officially completed, the organization can turn its full attention to its two-day rookie minicamp taking place at the Vanderbilt Medical Football Center on May 1st and 2nd.
This article originally appeared on Titans Wire: Titans officially exercise fifth-year option on Peter Skoronski
Continue reading...
