Paul Schwartz
New York Giants Beat Writer at New York Post
I've been The Post's Giants beat writer since 1994.
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2 days ago |
nypost.com | Paul Schwartz
Bringing in former players to speak about what it meant to them to play for the franchise is a well-worn rite of spring offseason programs around the NFL. Over the course of his tenure as the Giants’ head coach, Brian Daboll has invited popular and successful former players to share a few words of wisdom after organized team activity practices or once in a while during training camp.
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4 days ago |
nypost.com | Paul Schwartz
Talking about his new teammate, someone he must forge an on-field connection with as quickly as possible, Jevon Holland called Tyler Nubin “a hell of a player’’ and casually dropped in “and a great kid as well.’’Then Holland paused. Yeah, that sounded just a bit off. “I say ‘kid’ like I’m old, but no,’’ Holland said, smiling.
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4 days ago |
northjersey.com | Paul Schwartz
Owen Keating, Liam Paneque, Luke Pash, Benji Shue. If there's a Mount Rushmore of the North Jersey graduating boys track and field class of 2025, that quartet is on it. For the first time in the history of the sport since the NJSIAA established the State Meet of Champions in 1969, North Jersey come into the State Meet of Champions 2 p.m. on June 4 with four reigning winter of spring champions where they will compete for the final time on New Jersey soil.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Paul Schwartz
There was a time not too long ago when NFL first-round picks regularly engaged in holdouts, attempting to squeeze more money out of their new employers. Often, the rookies who held out the longest were quarterbacks. Times have changed ever since the league in 2011 instituted a rookie wage scale. Nowadays, the signings are pretty much formulaic, which is why Jaxson Dart putting pen to paper Friday was more about bookkeeping and timing and less about a news-breaking moment for the Giants.
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1 week ago |
nypost.com | Paul Schwartz
For Bobby Okereke, the offseason was a time to continue healing his back from a disc injury that cost him the final five games of what was a brutal 2024 season, for himself and the team. It was also a time for the brainy inside linebacker to sit back and watch as the Giants brought in an influx of talent on defense. A starting cornerback, Paulson Adebo, was signed in free agency. A starting safety, Jevon Holland, was signed in free agency.
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Giants, Jets rookie minicamp coverage in today’s New York Post. https://t.co/x6SRazzH9p
All those yards, TDs and highlight film runs? They mean nothing now to Cam Skattebo. “How many snaps of the NFL have you seen me play? Zero, right? I’ve proved nothing. I’ve proved what I am in college, but I’ve proved nothing at this level.” https://t.co/amHJ6rbMHG
RT @jschwartz115: This felt inevitable. Eventually, the Celtics would start hitting their open 3-pointers. They have too many shooters no…
