Very Cold Lasagna

On this episode, Dylan starts the AFC half in Part 5 of 2023 NFL Season Preview Month. Kicking off with the AFC West, Dylan looks at a division that was supposed to be competitive last year; however, instead everyone except the Chief team that's been on top of the division imploded, and saw the team in Kansas City win another Super Bowl. After another offseason of headlines within this division, will there be an actual challenge to the King of Kings of the NFL? Or will it just be the same song and dance for the AFC West for the last seven years?

On this episode, Dylan goes east to wrap up the first half of 2023 NFL Season Preview Month. A surprisingly competitive NFC East Division in 2022 looks to remain the case this coming fall, as the residing NFC Champions in Philadelphia will be seeking redemption for coming up short; however, the other three teams are out to unseat the reigning conference champions.

On this episode, Dylan goes down south for Part 3 of Very Cold Lasagna's 2023 NFL Season Preview Month for a look at the NFC South Division. A surprisingly awful year of play from the whole division in 2022 could possibly get worse this year, as the retirement of 7-time champion Tom Brady not only leaves tons of questions for his old team but also the rest of the NFC South teams that are full of quarterback concerns of their own.

On this episode, Dylan resumes Very Cold Lasagna's 2023 NFL Season Preview Month with the next part taking a look at the NFC North Division. After nearly two decades of dominance, an offseason trade saw quarterback Aaron Rodgers take his talents from Green Bay to New York, leaving the NFC North wide open for the first time in a long while. While all four teams have a good shot to take the division, plenty of questions surround each one that could make or break their chances.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2023 edition of WWE Money in the Bank. Taking place overseas in London, England at the O2 Arena, it was WWE's first PPV in the United Kingdom since the 2003 Insurrextion PPV and was hoping to make a good impression with a PPV themed around the Money in the Bank ladder match. While both the men and women were featured in the titular bouts for a guaranteed title contract, the show was centered around The Bloodline: Civil War, as Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa battled The Usos in the latest chapter of pro wrestling's most intriguing story. Who would stand stall in this Civil War? Who would be crowned Mr. and Ms. Money in the Bank? Dylan discusses all of this and more in this review!

On this episode, Dylan begins Very Cold Lasagna's 2023 NFL Season Preview Month, kicking off a month-long look at the regular season preparations for all 32 teams. Beginning with a look at the NFC West Division, Dylan discusses how each four teams, including his San Francisco 49ers, will fare this coming fall with plenty of questions surrounding their quarterbacks after varying results from the season prior.

On this episode, Dylan once again goes deep into The Old Icebox for a special retro review of WWF King of the Ring 1998 in honor of the show's 25th Anniversary! Held in Pittsburgh, PA at the Civic Arena on June 28th, the show is most notable for the Hell in a Cell match that pitted The Undertaker against Mankind. That match would feature not only two of the biggest moments in WWF/WWE history but perhaps everywhere today: Mick Foley being thrown off the 15ft Cell, and then going through the Cell roof moments later.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the debut episode of All Elite Wrestling's new Saturday primetime show Collision. Airing on June 17, 2023, the first show was headlined by CM Punk's first appearance since the controversial All Out post-show media scrum in September 2022. What would Punk have to say after such a long time away? How would the rest of the show turn out and try to immediately differentiate itself from Wednesday Dynamite? Would it be a hit or a miss right away for AEW on Saturday night?

On this episode, Dylan reviews All Elite Wrestling's 2023 Double or Nothing PPV event. Taking place on May 28, once again at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, the expectations for the annual May event were not exactly high for many of its fans due to a lack of focus and direction heading into the show. Dylan discusses whether those concerns would be justified or invalidated come showtime in Vegas on that Sunday night in this review.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2023 WWE Night of Champions PPV. Taking place in the Jeddah Superdome in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the event was centered around most champions defending their titles and the achievement of a certain world champion reaching the rare 1000th Day mark. But as Dylan discusses his thoughts on all the matches, he also explains the huge main event that overshadowed everything this Night of Champions event was supposed to be about.