No one is questioning his toughness or dedication to the team. But back problems are what they are. Sure, there are guys that come back, but that's an exception. Plus, he'll be 34 at the start of camp.
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Huh?

Schwartz is 31 and will be 32 in June.
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Yep.

It's a business.
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Any update on his kitchen remodel?
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Lol you definitely don’t do Twitter. You know how much shit he takes for posting food pics?

So many fans saying he can bbq and cook all day, but unable to play football. He takes a lot heat.
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Mitch doesn’t seem like the type of guy who is going to hang us out to dry again if he isn’t confident he will be able to suit up next year.

I’m assuming retirement until he says for sure otherwise.
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Yeah, he's definitely not taking the twatter tards into account... its like this place on steroids
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And that’s an understatement lol.

Twitter is the worst.
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I love Schwartz, and I love Fisher too, for that matter. Tough guys, good players, true warriors.

But I think it would be a huge mistake to count on either being 100% in 2021.

I think the only responsible thing is to assume you won't have them available and conduct your offseason accordingly.
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Seriously? That doesn't speak well for the intelligence of the public.

I'm actually not shocked to say that.
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Chiefs need to walk away from this guy ASAP
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Replacing 1 OT in an offseason is tough, but 2 is ridiculous.

If Niang can even be above average at either, that’s a huge win. Allegretti, LDT, and Niang all being average or above average at 3 spots next year would really be a huge relief.
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He certainly didn't act too sad after getting hurt this year. He took off and didn't look back. Had some cooking show etc. Did he show up for the super bowl?
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He'll be 34 in football years :-)
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Need to post to get off of 666....
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