Titans Can End Unfortunate Streak for Peter Skoronski on Sunday

The Tennessee Titans just ended multiple losing streaks in Week 6. 

They beat the Indianapolis Colts 26-20 at Lucas Oil Stadium. It was their first time beating the Colts since 2022. 

The Titans also snapped an 11-game losing streak in the AFC South. Obviously, it ended their overall losing streak, which dated back to last season. 

Tennessee lost its final two regular-season games, so going into Week 6, it was 0-7 overall. 

The Titans are now trying to go on a winning streak for a change and have a tough opponent up next in the Cleveland Browns. The Browns are 4-2 and sit atop the AFC North. 

Beating the Browns is motivation enough, but another streak could end on Sunday if the Titans win. It would be the Titans' first home win since Week 16 of last year. 

It would also be Peter Skoronski's first back-to-back win since his freshman year at Northwestern. 

Skoronski played for Northwestern from 2020-22. The team went 7-2 in the shortened Covid-19 season. 

Then, Northwestern went 3-9 and never won two consecutive games in 2021. The team went 1-11 in Skoronski's final year with the program. 

Robert Saleh brought up this streak when asked about the Titans' stretch without consecutive wins at Friday's press conference. For the Titans, they haven't won two consecutive games in nearly four years. 

The head coach grinned and wanted his team to win for the left guard. 

"We brought it up." Saleh said. "He's going to hate me for this, but, you know, Peter hasn't won back-to-back games since his freshman year in college. People don't know this. And so, this is a big win for Pete week." 

The Titans have a chance to make history for both the team and Skoronski in Week 7. Skoronski hasn't won much since the Titans drafted him with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. 

The Titans went 6-11 during his rookie year. They went 3-14 in 2024 and 2025. This means the team has gone 12-25 since drafting Skoronski out of Northwestern. 

The Browns won't be an easy team to break the streak against. They are led by Deshaun Watson at quarterback, who has had a resurgence so far in 2026. He has 1,174 passing yards, seven touchdowns and two interceptions. 

The crazy thing is that the Browns are winning this much without star edge rusher Myles Garrett, who was traded to the Los Angeles Rams this offseason. The Rams have a worse record than the Browns after losing to the Arizona Cardinals on a game-winning field goal last week. 

There's a lot on the line for Skoronski and the Titans this weekend. We'll see if the team can continue its winning ways.