He played all 128 regular-season games in his first eight seasons. Schwartz had never missed a game until this season. Unfortunately, the former Chiefs' 2020 campaign was cut short after he. I mean, you don’t play all the games he played in a row and not enjoy the game, but he just physically can’t do that right now and we'll just see how it goes down the road. 22 ranked free agent, has arguably been the best right tackle in the NFL in recent years. 'There’s nobody, I mean nobody, that wants to play more than this guy. You know Sashi is the one who pulled the offer off the table when Mitch wanted to accept. The former Chiefs lineman was offended by a now-deleted comment from a Cleveland Browns fan. Although he is retired, he still receives criticism from NFL fans. 'He’s not going to be back this week and we’re literally taking that day-by-day, I mean these things are crazy,' Reid said. One Browns fan tweeted at Schwartz, indicating support for the former Chiefs lineman's words. Follow Share Mitchell Schwartz, an offensive lineman with the Kansas City Chiefs, announced his retirement in July. Reid followed up his statement saying he hasn't lost hope. Schwartz hasn't played since Week 6, when he left the game after just eight snaps with a back injury.įast-forward to Week 11 and Schwartz was placed on the injured reserve list and has remained there.Īs the Chiefs' Divisional Round matchup approaches, coach Andy Reid said Wednesday that Schwartz will not be available Sunday against the Cleveland Browns. It's been weeks since the Kansas City Chiefs have had right tackle Mitchell Schwartz on the field.

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