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
Once again, the Giants saved their worst for their paying customers. Their defense came out strong and spirited but were pretty much out there alone. Daniel Jones was swamped from start to finish in another unproductive, listless and inept MetLife Stadium showing
Offense How much time you got? There were football atrocities all over the field. Daniel Jones (14 of 21, 99 yards) got benched early in the fourth quarter.
By: Paul Schwartz
The Giants were down, but not quite out, trailing the Eagles 14-0 on Sunday when Daniel Jones fired into the end zone to rookie tight end Theo
By: Paul Schwartz
The effort of Giants cornerback Deonte Banks can be called into question when he showed no interest in tackling Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts on a scramble in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s …
By: Paul Schwartz
Saquon Barkley’s 176 rushing yards were the most by a Giants opponent in the 15-year history of MetLife Stadium.
By: Paul Schwartz
It is the here and now that matters and Jones is here now but not for much longer.
By: Paul Schwartz
There is always a period of mourning when an NFL player goes down for the season — the expressing of emotions over what the young man is going through. Then there are the details — the type of inju…
By: Paul Schwartz
It most likely will not happen because it almost never does. But with Dexter Lawrence not getting any smaller or weaker or less willing to
By: Paul Schwartz
The story of the Weehawken cross-country program, on the cusp of winning Hudson County, state sectional and group titles less than a decade after
By: Paul Schwartz
paul schwartz, northjersey.com Like many high school football stars, Adam Shaw is determined to make it to the National Football League some day.
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