Northwestern offensive tackle Peter Skoronski is one of the top prospects, regardless of position, as we look ahead to the 2023 NFL Draft. Skoronski, the best offensive lineman prospect in school history, lived up to the hype in his three seasons with the Wildcats. He started in all 33 of his career games and earned All-Big Ten honors twice.
Below is a comprehensive draft profile for Skoronski, including his scouting report, prospect ranking, pro comparison, combine results, college and high school accolades and overall NFL outlook.
Note: This profile will be updated as more information becomes available.
About Age: 21 Hometown: Park Ridge, IllinoisInteresting fact: Grandson of Bob Skoronski, who was the offensive left tackle and captain on Vince Lombardi's five NFL championship teams in Green Bay
Position: No. 1 OT | Overall: No. 12 | Rating: 91.10 (All-Pro)
CBS Sports mock drafts
Ryan Wilson: Titans (No. 11) Chris Trapasso: Giants (No. 25) Josh Edwards: Titans (No. 11)Pete Prisco: Jets (No. 13) Kyle Stackpole: Packers (No. 13 - traded from Jets)
Expected draft position (via Grinding the Mocks): 11.4 (OT1)
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NFL combine measurements/resultsHeight: 6-4 | Weight: 313 lbs | Arms: 32 1/4" | Hands: 10" | Wingspan: 79 1/2"
40-yard dash: 5.16 seconds 10-yard shuttle: 1.75 seconds Broad jump: 9 feet, 7 inches Vertical jump: 34.5 inches 3-cone drill: 7.80 seconds Bench press: 30 reps NFL comparison Scouting reportPeter Skoronski is a pass-blocking specialist with an athletic skill set. He needs to add more weight and power to his lower half. He works hard to anchor. He's noticeably more effective as a pass-blocker than a run-blocker. He has plus recovery skill, big-time grip strength, and knows how to reset his hands in pass pro. At times, his hands are late, and that's when he loses, although he rarely lost on passing plays in college. Overall, he's a decently high-floor, high-upside tackle.
Strengths
Balance and overall pass-pro talent stand out Awesome ability to recover when beaten Very athletic, smooth movements in all areas Outstanding production across multiple seasonsWeaknesses
Lacks normal franchise tackle length Somewhat susceptible to swims Not a dominant run blocker todayCollege Accolades
Honors
2022: AP first-team All-American2022: All-Big Ten first team (coaches) and second team (media) 2021: All-Big Ten first team (media) and second team (coaches) 2020: True Freshman All-American (247Sports) 2020: All-Big Ten second team
Notable statistics
2022: Highest PFF pass block grade in FBS (93.0)2020-22: Started all 33 games in his career
High school: Maine South (Park Ridge, Illinois)
Class: 2020
Composite Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (0.9502)
High school accolades: Two-time All-State (News Gazette), three-time
