With the addition of Northwestern offensive lineman Peter Skoronski in the 2023 NFL draft, the Tennessee Titans bolstered their group upfront, which was arguably the league’s worst in 2022.
While the debate rages on about how Skoronski’s short arms will impact where he plays at the next level, there’s a consensus that he should help Tennessee right away, no matter where he ends up.
And that’s something general manager Ran Carthon envisions, also.
“Yes, he is [a player who can help the Titans right away],” Carthon said. “And hence why he goes at 11.”
Despite the Titans’ offensive line situation being fluid at the moment and the last six rounds of the 2023 NFL draft having yet to play out, we’re taking a look at a projection for the starting group.