The 2020 Web.com season has come to a close, and Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb return to close the book on another phenomenal year. 

Thanks for listening all season, and we'll be back soon for 2021! - Pod Squad

Web's eighth regular season has come to an end, and Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb are here to tie nice little Christmas bows on each team's efforts and look ahead to #BeltSzn. 

With the tensions ramping as the final week draws near, Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb bring aboard a guest to help lighten the mood. Carter joins to discuss Dave's first playoff appearance, the BIG-5 playoff game, Caleb's chances at getting in, and plenty more less serious topics. 

The tension is ramping as five teams are left competing for four playoff positions, and Week 12 was unquestionably the most dramatic so far. The scoring record went back home, Antonio Gibson is the league's newest superstar, and Frazier lit a fire under his squad after another down performance–and that's not even half of it. Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb have it all covered on the most exciting pod of the year.

Everyone has played everyone, and there are still no answers in Web. As the revenge block approaches, Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb hit all the highlights including Tim's first win (and what it cost), CeeDee's unbelievable catch, and the Moneymaker's push to unseat Dave as the best team in the league. 

Coming off the heels of the trade deadline, Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb insta-react to all the deals including George Kittle, Tyler Boyd, and more. On top of that, it was another dramatic week of games, including a stat change win in the Game of the Week, a statement from Budda and Co, and much more.

Surprise! The trade deadline is rapidly approaching, and Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb do a quick breakdown of the latest buzz around the league including names like James Robinson, George Kittle, and Michael Thomas. 

Just when it seemed all figured out, Web shows once again that anything can happen. Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb discuss Riley's improbable streak, the return of Michael Thomas and Christian McCaffrey, and players that could be on the market as the trade deadline approaches.

The second half began with an emphatic bang. Mingo, Frazier, and Caleb break down the biggest upset in Web history, possible voter fraud in Web, and the most enigmatic rookie, Jonathan Taylor.

Listen with caution: this podcast is haunted. Mingo and Frazier are joined by Web newbies Collin and Riley to break down the horrors each team faced through the first half of the season. They drop record predictions, playoff predictions, postseason award predictions in the scariest podcast Web has ever seen.