NJ.com: Schwartz eager to put 2014 in his rearview mirror

It would really be demoralizing to see misc backups in there.

this guy gets the Lou Gehrig "Luckiest Man" award. Misses all of 2011, dresses for 13 games in 2012 but starts none, starts only 7 games in 2013 and ends up with a 4 yr, $16+ million deal with $5+ million guaranteed from the Giants.

Put up or shut up time. Or we all had better pray that Hart becomes this year's Billy Ard.

a Facebook page with video clips. Interesting and informative. It's L Bentley Offensive Line Performance. I don't see clips of working with the Giants. It gives you an idea though what the training is all about.

...with his injury history.

doenst strike me as a guy who is all in with football.

...to convince you of his commitment? I just want him to play. A healthy Geoff Schwartz would probably upgrade the right guard position to a level we haven't seen in about five years. The worry is that Schwartz's body might already be where Snee's was four years ago.

Complaints about guys like Schwartz and Beatty not being "all in" seems a little out of touch with the reality of pro sports. These are adult men with lives and families.

(see) in Schwartz that leads to these rosy predictions of his impact. He started 9 games since 2011. NINE GAMES! Missed all of 2011 and has dressed for only 31 of 64 games in the last 4 years. I think it remains to be seen if he can even play at all.

When he signed last year it was a great thing, almost everyone wanted him and were thrilled with the signing. Now all of a sudden the guy is a bum who doesn't care about football?

The guy trains all offseason with Bentley a former all-pro C, and he isn't all in with football? Is Richburg not all in? Because he is right next to him at this place.

Looking at his metrics, when he plays he is very good. Yes there is a bit of an injury history and that is a valid concern, but I don't understand why people on this board view him the way they do now.

...Schwartz does have the distractions of manipulating the world economy, controlling U.S. foreign policy, and kidnapping Christian children for use in Passover recipes. The man has a lot on his plate.

In comment 12377534 Victor in CT said:

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(see) in Schwartz that leads to these rosy predictions of his impact.

What they saw in him was that a PFF ranking based on his 7 game stint in 2013. I highly doubt that many here actually watched him play for the Chiefs that year.

had nothing but good things to say about him. Unfortunately the guy is starting to look like Davis Bass redux. Hoping he has a healthy productive season, we can't lose any more on the line, either lines.

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In comment 12377534 Victor in CT said: Quote: (see) in Schwartz that leads to these rosy predictions of his impact. What they saw in him was that a PFF ranking based on his 7 game stint in 2013. I highly doubt that many here actually watched him play for the Chiefs that year.

In addition to that, thinking was that was a late bloomer who was finally coming into his own at the position.

Then came that Friday night against the Jets and boom, another lengthy injury.

If he gives you anything of significance, consider it a bonus. Just don't bet the mortgage on it.

Over/under on his games played for 2015 should be set at 9.5.

All his coaches said great things, but Father Time gets the last word and he's had some major injuries already and it's a violent game.

I was expecting to see him sitting in a cave, wearing a black robe, reading the playbook by candlelight.

Not since he signed that big contract last year.

Shit, I didn't realize he only started 7 games in 2013. He's probably a viable starter, but I don't think he's anything special from what we've seen.

His brother is pretty good though.

in training camp/pre-season, sounds like his ankle is still a bit of an issue.

he showed he was very good

and Reese indeed, made the right choice with this guy. Great talker and interview giver. Would like to see the high priced player now.

But he has to be out there...

No excuses.

Although his comments indicate he still feels the toe a little and the ankle has not fully recovered.

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this guy gets the Lou Gehrig "Luckiest Man" award. Misses all of 2011, dresses for 13 games in 2012 but starts none, starts only 7 games in 2013 and ends up with a 4 yr, $16+ million deal with $5+ million guaranteed from the Giants. Put up or shut up time. Or we all had better pray that Hart becomes this year's Billy Ard.

I see Hart as a PS player. Only time will tell how the OL shakes out but, I don't see solid options if Flowers moves to RT. That giant-Giant Michael Bamiro is an intriguing prospect though. If Schwartz goes down again this year, Moseley must step up his game because I don't see success with Jerry or Hart as starters.JMHO.

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