On this episode, Dylan recaps a jam-packed weekend from the WWE that started with the 2024 Money in the Bank PPV and wrapped with the July 8 edition of Monday Night RAW that covers the fallout. Two new Money in the Bank contract holders were crowned, John Cena made a surprise appearance for a sudden announcement, and Dominik Mysterio is in some serious trouble as his "Mami" Rhea Ripley is back from injury and back for her own revenge for his antics. All of this and more in this jam-packed two-in-one review!

On this episode, 2024 NFL Season Preview Month continues as Dylan takes a look at the four teams that reside in the NFC North. Coming off an unexpected NFC Championship appearance, the Detroit Lions are now one of the top favorites in the conference to get back there. However, they could be in for some serious competition, whether that is one that is on the rise and others relatively new in their division.

On this episode, the 3rd annual NFL Season Preview Month is underway, as a month-long look at the 2024 regular season preparations for all 32 teams begins. Starting with a look at the NFC West Division, Dylan discusses how all four teams, including his San Francisco 49ers, will fare this coming fall and which one of the other three teams have the best shot of giving the two-time defending division champions a serious challenge.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2024 WWE Clash at the Castle premium live event. Taking place on June 15, the event held from Glasgow, Scotland, featured the homecoming of Drew McIntyre, who was a heavy favorite against World Heavyweight Champion Damien Priest to finally have his proper crowning moment. However, would a certain Chicago Made superstar assure "Broken Dreams" for the Scottish Warrior once again?

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2004 edition of WWE Bad Blood on its 20th anniversary. Taking place on June 13, 2004 at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, this RAW-exclusive PPV event was supposed to settle intense rivalries once and for all, including a long-standing feud between two former best friends. However, does the finale between "Best Friends, Bitter Enemies," in one of wrestling's most dangerous stipulations, really deserve the praise it gets in the 20 years since?

On this episode, Draft Week is upon us again and Dylan once again readies up the most casual of sports fans like you and him for the 2024 NFL Draft. Dylan previews the 1st round of the Draft by going over each team's pressing needs, as well as the teams that don't have a 1st round pick and what they need to prioritize in Round 2 and beyond.

All of this and more in this Filthy Casual preview before the Chicago Bears officially go on the clock in Detroit for the NFL Draft!

On this episode, Dylan reopens The Old Icebox again for another retro review. Going back to the year 2004, he takes a look at an event centered around the fallout of WWE's biggest show of the year: Backlash. The 6th annual event that took place 20 years ago on April 18th of that year, the RAW-exclusive PPV tied up the last loose ends from WrestleMania XX and one of those loose ends included a hardcore encounter that wound up both stealing the show and putting a certain Legend Killer on the map.

On this episode, Dylan ends his current stay inside The Old Icebox for another WrestleMania retro review to wrap up WrestleMania Week. For this one, he takes listeners to a more recent one that happened 5 years ago on April 7, 2019 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, for WrestleMania 35. This specific show was the longest in the event's history; however, Dylan discusses why it had both short and long-term effects on the WWE, even in such a short-time time span.