Paul Schwartz is a veteran sports journalist and has been The New York Post's Giants beat writer since 1994. He covers all aspects of the New York Giants, including game previews, predictions, analysis, and player evaluations. His work has also appeared in various other publications and media outlets, showcasing his expertise in sports reporting and analysis.
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Paul Schwartz focuses predominantly on local sports coverage, particularly football and track events in the New York area. His articles feature expert commentary, announcements, event coverage and evolving stories related to sports. When reaching out to Paul, consider providing insider insights into the performance of local athletes or teams, analysis of game strategies or outcomes relevant to his coverage areas such as football (especially New York Giants), winter track events and athlete performances. Additionally, he may be interested in any breaking news or upcoming events related to these topics within the New York sporting scene.
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By: Paul Schwartz
They will not be trying to lose to help their NFL Draft status.
By: Paul Schwartz
Once again, the bye week might as well be a goodbye for the Giants.
By: Paul Schwartz
Danielle Cameron, Natalie Knowles and Katherine Keating found themselves running together midway through the girls race at the State Cross-country Meet of Champions Saturday at Holmdel County Park.
By: Paul Schwartz
So, if the Giants take a quarterback up high in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, does that provide a franchise reset of sorts? Does it recalibrate the urgency for general manager Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll to right the ship and produce a winning season, after too much losing in 2023 and even more this season?
By: Paul Schwartz
The back page on Sept. 24, 2019, featured one word in much larger font than any other: HOPE.
The Tommy DeVito Experience arrived in 2023 with memes and hand gestures and Italian trappings and a fun nickname: Tommy Cutlets, based on that breaded and delicious item that DeVito's mother made for him (because of course he still lived at home).
By: Paul Schwartz
Daboll tried and tried and tried some more, but it just did not work with Daniel Jones.
By: Paul Schwartz
This time around is the second time around for Tommy DeVito, who has vaulted from the No. 3 quarterback on the roster to the Giants starter.
By: Paul Schwartz
The Ridgewood boys and girls cross-country teams ran the table from preseason to postseason as the top team in North Jersey, and both teams also
By: Paul Schwartz
Business has been brutally bad for the Giants, and it eventually caught up with the player at the position most vulnerable to getting benched.
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