Very Cold Lasagna

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan returns to The Old Icebox to review WrestleMania 2000 to kick off a mini-series of classic WrestleMania reviews. Taking place on April 2, 2000, the 16th annual Showcase of the Immortals for the WWE, which was known as the World Wrestling Federation at the time, was one of very mixed opinions by fans back then and today for its confusing buildup and overcrowded matches. One of those included the headline WWF Title Match featuring Triple H, Big Show, The Rock, and Mick Foley. However, with a kicker: a McMahon in Every Corner.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan wraps up 2024 NFL Season Team Recap Month with retrospectives of the final four teams that made it to the home stretch of the playoffs. While one of those teams was expected to make first-time NFL history, there was one to fly in and deny them of such. Dylan also looks at what all four of these final teams are doing so far in the offseason to improve their playoff runs, including the one team that won it all.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan returns to The Old Icebox for a very special retro review of WrestleMania 31 on its 10th anniversary. Taking place on March 29, 2015 in Santa Clara, CA at Levi's Stadium, the San Francisco Bay Area got its first (and so far only) taste of WWE's Grandest Stage of Them All and Dylan happened to be there live in the flesh! So join Dylan as he relives what was deemed one of the worst leadups to WrestleMania, and why it ended up being one of the best and why it remains the last great one from both his live and re-watch perspectives.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, NFL 2024 Season Team Recap Month continues with in-depth looks at this past year's divisional playoff losers, including a very surprising one, why they failed to reach the conference championships, and what they still need to do to reach their Super Bowl aspirations this upcoming fall.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, the second half of 2024 NFL Season Team Recap Month begins with a look at this past season's one-and-done teams in the playoffs and what each of them have done and still need to do to try and go for a deeper playoff push next season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, it's another new year yes it is! For the NFL that is because the new league year is officially here, and that means free agency has officially begun. Dylan gives his filthy casual takes on the major moves and trades, as well as the lack thereof, from all 32 teams and the very early winners and losers of the true start of the 2025 offseason.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, 2024 NFL Season Team Recap Month continues, with Part 3 diving into five teams that were on the verge of making the playoff dance but ultimately fell apart due to their own doin. Dylan dives into each of these teams' respective reasons why and ultimately made their 2024 a wasted year, plus some updates around the NFL prior to the start of the new free agency period.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, 2024 NFL Season Team Recap Month continues with six more teams on deck. Most of these six teams discussed in this part had, at minimum, the preseason expectation of competing for a playoff spot. However, they all ended up failing and ended their seasons in lackluster fashion. Dylan discusses how teams such as the New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys, and others disappointed in 2024 and what all of them can do to try and rebound next year.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, it's that time again for our annual NFL Season Team Recaps! We once again begin to look back at (almost) every team's past seasons, from the Casual Fan POV of course, to see how they did or didn't do and what they all can do to get better for the next year, especially with the offseason currently underway. In Part 1 of our 2024 Edition, we look back at this past year's "Disastrous Six" that will be picking very high up in the upcoming 2025 Draft.

On this episode, Dylan returns to The Old Icebox once again for another retro review, with this one of WWE No Way Out 2005. The Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, PA hosted the final PPV stop before WrestleMania 21 as two key matches headlined this show to determine Smackdown's main event match in Hollywood. Dylan gives his Filthy Casual thoughts on those matches, which were a WWE Title No.1 Contender Tournament Final and the WWE Champion JBL defending his title against Big Show in the first (and so far only) Barbed Wire Steel Cage match in WWE history, as well as the rest of this PPV card.