Very Cold Lasagna

On this episode, it is the finale of 2023 NFL Season Recap Month! Dylan takes a look at the 6 final teams that made it deep in the playoffs, some of them unexpectedly. However, there was one other last team standing in the end and those six teams and the entire NFL were forced to bow down to this particular team that won it all again.

On this episode, NFL Season Recap Month 2023 continues as it begins the second half portion. In Part 4, Dylan looks at the six playoff teams that unfortunately had their dreams crushed in just one game in the postseason dance and what they need to do to try and make a deeper run next year.

On this episode, Dylan reopens The Old Icebox for another trip down to 2004 to take a look at an event "Where It All Began...Again": WrestleMania 20. Taking place March 14, 2004, WWE celebrated 20 years of their biggest marquee event of the year at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York, which was the site of the very first WrestleMania.

With a stacked match card featuring the past, present, and future during this period, Dylan discusses whether this event is worth re-watching, or watching for the first time, 20 years later.

On this episode, 2023 NFL Season Recap Month continues on Very Cold Lasagna as Dylan continues his voyage of revisiting all 31 (YES 31) teams in the league. Six more teams are on hand in Part 2, all who had varying preseason expectations but disappointed in one way or another this past season.

On this episode, NFL Season Recap Month kicks off once more on Very Cold Lasagna! In his version of "March Madness," Dylan tells the tales of all 31 (YES 31) teams in the NFL and what went right and wrong for them all in this past 2023 season, from the perspective of a casual sports fan. In this first part, he takes a look at the six teams that got the dishonor of being among the worst in the NFL and what they must try to do to have a better 2024, if they can.

On this episode, Dylan puts a wrap on the San Francisco 49ers' 2023 season. Behind a strong first full season from quarterback Brock Purdy and a balanced overall team, the 49ers sealed the NFC's top seed in the playoffs. However, despite finally overcoming the hump of the NFC Championship game, they came up short of getting their 6th Super Bowl title as they once again lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Having fallen short yet again, Dylan discusses what went right and wrong this past season while also looking at what the 49ers need to do in the offseason in order to finally "Finish the Story" next season.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2024 edition of WWE Elimination Chamber. The final PLE stop before WrestleMania 40 takes an overseas flight to Perth, Western Australia as two Elimination Chamber matches for the Men and Women take center stage to determine the challengers for two certain world champions in Philadelphia. Meanwhile, one of those world champions returns to their home country to take on an Irresistible Force they are looking to knock off for good. Was this PLE in Perth any good, and did it do enough to convince viewers that had to wake up early to stay tuned for the final stretch of the Road to WrestleMania?

On this episode, Dylan reopens The Old Icebox for another retro review, this time taking a look at the 2004 edition of WWE No Way Out. Taking place twenty years ago on February 15, 2004 in Daly City, California, the sixth annual PPV event was the last stop on the road to WrestleMania XX and by night's end, it would leave one of the most memorable moments not just for one Latino Heat but for all of pro wrestling.

On this episode, Dylan recaps Super Bowl 58 between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs overcame another 10-point deficit and a strong San Francisco defense as a tight affair went to overtime, where Patrick Mahomes led a game-winning touchdown drive to seal a second-straight Super Bowl championship for Kansas City in a 25-22 stress test.

What went wrong for Kyle Shanahan's 49ers yet again, and what went right for Mahomes and the Chiefs, who now cement themselves as the newest sports dynasty? Let's discuss.