Peter Skoronski signs $100M extension with Titans

Peter Skoronski extension makes him the NFL's highest-paid guard

The Tennessee Titans locked up LG Peter Skoronski on a four-year, $100 million contract extension, with $88 million guaranteed, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The deal was first reported by Tom Davenport and amplified by Adam Schefter. At roughly $25 million per year, Skoronski surpasses Dallas Cowboys G Tyler Smith as the highest-paid guard in the league.

Skoronski was the 11th overall pick in the 2023 draft out of Northwestern. He has started every available game since entering the league and played every offensive snap in 2024. The Titans had already exercised his fifth-year option in April 2026, worth $19.07 million for the 2027 season, so this extension pushes him well beyond that.

GM Mike Borgonzi called extension talks "positive" as far back as the 2026 combine and made it a stated priority. Skoronski had publicly said he wanted to stay in Tennessee.

What this means for fantasy rosters

Skoronski has no direct fantasy value, but his contract matters for the Titans offense. He anchors the line protecting first-year starter Cam Ward. Keeping the team's best blocker committed long-term is a real plus for anyone holding Titans skill-position players, whether that's Ward in superflex or dynasty formats, or Tennessee's backfield and receiver options.

The Titans had notable O-line protection issues in 2025. This move does not fix everything, but it removes one of the bigger questions. If you're evaluating Titans offensive players heading into the season, a settled, high-quality left guard is a better backdrop than an unsettled one.