Overview
- At the NFL Combine, Borgonzi said the goal is to “get something done” with Skoronski, noting ongoing conversations ahead of free agency.
- Tennessee holds the fifth-year option after his third season and could use it as a fallback, with the option projected at about $20.5 million, per OverTheCap.
- Skoronski has started every game he has played at left guard and ranked among the league’s top pass protectors in 2025 by PFF and ESPN metrics.
- The Titans have historically extended first-rounders after picking up the option, including Jeffery Simmons and Taylor Lewan in the option era.
- Pro Football Rumors reports Tennessee has the NFL’s most cap space and cut center Lloyd Cushenberry on Thursday, giving flexibility to accommodate a sizable guard deal.