Titans Lock in Skoronski, Bright Future Ahead

On May 1st, the Tennessee Titans just locked in their star-left guard Peter Skoronski by picking up his fifth-year option.

Drafted 11th overall in the 2023 draft out of Northwestern, he's now under contract through the 2027 season.

It was a straightforward move after three solid years anchoring the line.

Skoronski hit the ground running as a day-one starter, playing 14 games his rookie year, then all 17 games each of the next two seasons.

His reliability has made him a cornerstone for the Titans' offense, especially as they beefed up the line around him.

Fans and analysts see him as one of the bright spots on a rebuilding squad, with the team stacking young talent like wide receiver Carl Tate.

Picked fourth overall in 2026 and quarterback Cam Ward leading the charge.

New head coach Robert Salah and offensive coordinator Brian Dable are raising the bar for this group.

Now eligible for long-term extension after three NFL years, the Titans could move fast or hold off since he signed for two more seasons either.

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This signals they're all in on building through him.

With Skoronski secured, Tennessee's eyeing bigger things up front as their offense jails under fresh leadership.