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Offseason Wish List from the Still Diesel

April 14, 2003 by Still Diesel

An off-season wish list from the StillDiesel:

An off-season wish list from the Still Diesel:

 

1. With the 27th pick in the first round, the Pittsburgh Stillers select Troy Polamula, safety, USC.

 

2. Kevin Colbert announces the signing of Kwammie Lassiter, UFA Free Safety from the Arizona Cardinals. Colbert states in a press release following the signing that he will still be using a first round pick on a Safety because 2 good coverage DB's are needed to improve this defense.

 

3. On June 2, 2003 Kevin Colbert announces the release of TE Mark Bruener, CB Hank Poteat and FS Brent Alexander. Ron Cook in a state of shock predicts the upcoming season will be a complete failure due to the loss of "the best blocking tight end in football."

 

4. The Stillers trade their 2nd and 4th round pick and 2004 3rd round pick to the Oakland Raiders for CB Charles Woodson. (A definite pipe dream, but this is a wish list)

 

5. In a shocking development, Jason Gildong decides to become a Buddhist monk and give up all worldly possessions. In a stunning display of selflessness, he pays the Stillers back $5 million of the original signing bonus so they have the cap room to find a suitable replacement.

 

6. Coach Cowher tracks down Jason Gildong and pleads with him not to take all his talents and the dreaded bull rush off to some monastery. By the end of the conversation, Cowher shaves his head and decides to join the monastery to learn the secret art of the bull rush.

 

7. After hearing of the loss of Gildong and Cowher, Ron Cook says this will be the worst season in Stiller history. In a state of anguish, he writes that this will be his final article ever on the black and gold.

 

8. Mike Mularkey gladly accepts the head coaching job and promotes Tom Clements to offensive coordinator.

 

9. Jerome Bettis reports to camp at 255 pounds and agrees to a substantial paycut. He openly endorses Amoz as the starter and just wants to help off the bench. States this will be his last year and he wants to retire a Stiller. (Call me sentimental, but if everything else I have wished for comes true and the Stillers win the big one, I would like to see the fatback get a ring.)

 

10. In mini camp Marvel Smith seems to be taking to left tackle like a fish to water. Mathias Nkwienti has his best mini camp ever as Russ Grimm is astounded by his improvement in footwork and overall football understanding.

 

11. In a gallup poll done to determine the most worthless organization in the United States of America today, the Cincinnati Bengals finish a distant second to ANSWER.

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