Peter

Skoronski

Through three NFL seasons, Skoronski has established himself as a top-tier pass protector and run blocker in the Titans’ left guard spot. His 84.5 PFF pass-blocking grade and 73.2 PFF run-blocking grade from last season are both career highs and compare favorably to his counterparts across the league. His new deal includes $88 million guaranteed.

There had been talks earlier in the offseason of the team working to extend their veteran offensive lineman but it appears as if the two sides fell short in a resolution, ultimately leading to the team exercising their fifth-year option. Skoronski took a massive step forward in his third professional season, ending 2025 with the sixth highest composite grades amongst guards. Expect the two sides to continue contract discussions into the new year as the Titans continue their rebuild with eyes on the future.

Skoronski is entering his fifth-year option offseason off the best year of his career. The 24-year-old put up a 79.0 PFF grade — compared to 60.4 and 61.6 in his first two seasons — and turned into one of the main linchpins of the line. Given how much cap space they have and how few truly great players are in this free agent class, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the Titans try to get out in front of keeping Skoronski.

Skoronski never left Sunday’s game with the foot issue, giving Titans some home that he’s being held out of Wednesday’s practice as a precaution. Logan Bruss will likely take his spot in the lineup if Skoronski can’t suit up this week.

Skoronski has missed the last three games after an emergency appendectomy, so it’s good to see him back out on the field. Since he was also listed as a full participant, it seems likely that the first round pick will return to the field on Sunday, which is good news for both Ryan Tannehill and Derrick Henry ahead of a game against the Colts.

Skoronski underwent an emergency appendectomy earlier this season and has missed the last three games as a result. Now, head coach Mike Vrabel said he expects Skoronski to return to practice this week, leaving the door open for a possible return in Week 5 against the Colts. We’ll know more about Skoronski’s status as practice begins on Wednesday.

Skoronski has been out for two weeks because of the appendectomy and will miss at least one more game because of the issue. With Ryan Tannehill’s mobility declining in his age-35 season, the loss of a starting lineman is a notable issue for the Titans. Expect the Bengals to get to him multiple times in Week 4.

Skoronski has missed two games because of the appendectomy and is likely to sit out for Week 4 as well. After beginning his career as a special athlete, Ryan Tannehill, now 35 years old, is looking more statue-like every week. Skoronski’s continued absence will remain a problem for the Titans’ efforts to keep Tannehill upright in Week 4 against the Bengals.

Recovery from an appendectomy is no small matter, even for NFL players. Skoronski has looked really good in his brief NFL career, so him not being on the field on Sunday will be a hit for this Titans offense against a solid Browns defensive line. Things could get a little hairy for Ryan Tannehill, and Derrick Henry could find the running lanes a bit harder to find on Sunday.

Hopkins did not get in a single practice rep during the week. It is quite possible he is on a snap count, though he is also the kind of veteran who could give it a full-go even after a week of DNPs. Nuk should be considered a volatile WR2 against a Chargers’ pass defense fresh off getting torched in the opener. Inactive for the Titans are S Amani Hooker, CB Kristian Fulton, OG Peter Skoronski, WR Colton Dowell, OLB Caleb Murphy, OLB Trevis Gipson and QB Will Levis. Rookie starter Skoronski is down with an illness.