Titans Lock up Peter Skoronski with a Rich Extension as the NFL’s Highest-Paid Guard
The four-year deal is worth $100 million with $88 million guaranteed, ESPN and NFL Network reported.
- On Friday, the Tennessee Titans signed offensive lineman Peter Skoronski to a reported four-year, $100 million extension, making him the NFL's highest-paid guard with $88 million guaranteed.
- The 2023 first-round draft pick has started 48 games for the Titans, including 47 consecutive starts—a franchise best for a player under age 25 since 1999.
- General manager Mike Borgonzi called Skoronski a "cornerstone" for the team, praising his "work ethic" and "perpetual desire to win" that the organization wants throughout its building.
- This contract follows the Titans' major offseason spending, which included extending All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons in late June and prioritizing protection for quarterback Cam Ward.
- Skoronski expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent Nashville, stating, "I'm excited for what's ahead," as he prepares with the team for the 2026 season.
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Titans make Peter Skoronski highest-paid guard in NFL with $100 million extension
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