Peter Skoronski played over 30 games for Northwestern State University, and he built a reputation as perhaps the best non-quarterback prospect in the 2023 NFL Draft. Skoronski has all the makings of a top-notch center and will add value to whichever team selects him in the 2023 NFL Draft.Skoronski earned high acclaim early in the 2023 NFL Draft cycle. He's a three-year starter who admirably and comfortably filled the shoes of a departed teammate already impressing in the NFL. On that note, let's look at Skoronski's player profile.Geoff Schwartz@geoffschwartzPeter Skoronski continues to be OL1 for me. Some teams will put him inside, some will keep him at OT. He’s already got a savviness to his game that will get better in the league. He knocked down this Van Ness long arm all game.21823Peter Skoronski continues to be OL1 for me. Some teams will put him inside, some will keep him at OT. He’s already got a savviness to his game that will get better in the league. He knocked down this Van Ness long arm all game. https://t.co/uOBIlijb0OExploring Peter Skoronski’s Player ProfileSkoronski spent his college career taking the quarterback's blindside at tackle, but his build and skill set is asking for a move to guard, where he can play his best football in the NFL. He plays with a nice blend of technique, feel and power as a run blocker and can thrive in any run-blocking system.Skoronski's lack of length might be a problem against stab-and-charge bull rushers and edge speed, but a move inside would sort out those concerns. If he can get his protection anchor sorted out, he has the run-blocking talent to become an instant starter and a top-flight guard.Joe DeLeone@joedeleonePeter Skoronski is a tackle185Peter Skoronski is a tackle https://t.co/bw7D5MCRo5Peter Skoronski's Strengths and WeaknessesHere are Peter Skoronski's strengths and weaknesses.Strengths:Arches back and unlocks his hips to access his rush anchor.The base stays broad and balanced throughout the rep.He clearly understands positioning and angles at the point of attack.He Comes off the snap with low pads and explosive lift into contact.Excellent footwork and hand usage to counter and collect twists.He races out of stance and into position for reach-block success.Textbook leg drive on double teams and kick-out blocks.Washes down run defenders looking to shoot gaps.Weaknesses:Average adjustments to second-level movements.He is often beaten by long-arm rush moves and driven into the pocket.He can be beaten by a side-stepping defender at the point of attack.He could alter his pass sets and hand attacks to become less predictable.Throws punch a tick late and from outside angles.Anthony Cover 1@Pro__AntPeter Skoronski at left tackle. Watch the snap as he torques his man inside after latching on & then sinks his hips to drive11Peter Skoronski at left tackle. Watch the snap as he torques his man inside after latching on & then sinks his hips to drive https://t.co/TXbn5c4fC8Peter Skoronski's achievements in CollegeHere are Peter Skoronski's achievements at Northwestern University.In his First Year:247Sports True Freshman All-AmericanAll-Big Ten Second Team ... First Northwestern first-year to do so since Paddy Fisher in 2017Highest-graded true first-year in the Big Ten among all positionsStarted every game for the Wildcats as a first-yearIn his Sophomore Year:All-Big Ten First Team (for coaches) and All-Big Ten Second Team (for the media)Helped pave the way for Evan Hull's 1,000-yard season on the groundStarted all 12 games as a sophomoreIn his Junior Year:AP First Team Preseason All-AmericanHe finished as a finalist for the 2022 Outland Trophy and was recognized as the nation's best College interior lineman on offense and defense.Named to 2022 All-Big Ten First Team by coaches and media