Overview
- Tennessee picked up Peter Skoronski’s fifth-year option, a Collective Bargaining Agreement tool that adds a team year to first-round rookie deals and keeps him under control through 2027.
- The option is slated to pay $19.07 million fully guaranteed in 2027, according to FOX’s Ben Arthur.
- The decision positions the Titans to pursue an extension, which GM Mike Borgonzi identified as a goal at the NFL Scouting Combine in February.
- Skoronski started all 17 games in 2025, allowed two sacks and one quarterback hit, and ranked as Pro Football Focus’ No. 2 pass-blocking guard and No. 6 guard overall.
- He is the first Titan since Jeffery Simmons in 2019 to have a fifth-year option exercised, and he stands out on a roster that has shed its 2020–2022 draft classes and projects him as the lone 2023 starter.