Peter Skoronski played a ton of tackle at Northwestern, and most NFL Draft websites have him projected at the next level as a tackle. However, Skoronski has two big issues that should prevent him from playing tackle in the NFL – his lack of build and lateral quickness to hold up the edge. Skoronski looks like a much better, potentially perennial all-pro guard in the NFL for a long time.

Peter Skoronski

OG – Northwestern Wildcats

HT: 6032
WT: 294
Year: Super Sophomore
High School: Maine South (Park Ridge, IL)
Rating: 4-star (0.9502)

Projected Draft Grade: Immediate Starter

Projection: 1st Round

Peter Skoronski scouting notes

Pros:

• Very strong upper body. Excellent strength. 
• Stout lower body that allows him to anchor very effectively and launch forward as a run blocker. 
• Very stout anchor. Doesn’t surrender much space or ground. Shows some bend ability. 
• Strong hand placement. Does a great job holding in the block and keeping his hands on the interior of the defender.
• Great technique to handle defenders. 
• Very strong pass blocker. 
• Strong impact run blocker. Typically the main blocker that Northwestern runs their power, short yardage plays behind. 
• Quick reaction to instances. 

Cons:

• A tad bit slow laterally. Susceptible to outside speed rushes. Susceptible to any move at the top of his drop. 
• Tends to stay too narrow for too long. 
• Technique during the drop is good; when he gets to his anchor, things are susceptible.