I reckon it's highly unlikely Schultz is going to be the sort of flexible player that comes in firing in his first year. So Freo would then be looking at a prospect not really going to produce sufficient dividends until 2017, which potentially could be his last year anyways. If you pick him up for some loose change it might be worth the long odds he would pay out at, although the flip side is that he could just get in the way of the development of a Taberner/Pearce/Apeness.