ESPN overlooks Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski in top 100 rankings

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ESPN overlooks Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski in top 100 rankings
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ESPN excluded Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski from its recent list of the NFL's top 100 players. Despite entering the season as the league's highest-paid guard at $25 million annually, Skoronski did not receive a top-five position ranking from the outlet. Coaches and scouts consulted by the network noted that while Skoronski was not a finished product upon entering the league, he has developed into a focal point for the Titans' offense. During the 2025 season, the guard recorded a 96.0% pass block win rate. Critics suggest his omission reflects a similar trend to his exclusion from Pro Bowl honors last year. As the Titans reorganize their coaching staff and systems, expectations remain for Skoronski to continue his growth as a central offensive lineman. Kansas City Chiefs guard Trey Smith was also identified as a notable omission from the list.

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  • ESPN omitted Peter Skoronski from its NFL Top 100 list.
  • Skoronski earns $25 million annually as the NFL's highest-paid guard.
  • The guard registered a 96.0% pass block win rate in 2025.
  • Trey Smith of the Kansas City Chiefs was also left off the rankings.
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ESPN's top 100 NFL players list overlooked Tennessee Titans guard Peter Skoronski despite his status as the league's highest-paid.

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