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On this episode, Dylan previews the 2022 NFC Championship game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles. A trip to Super Bowl LVII comes down to the NFC's top two teams that mostly feel similar to one another. However, while the 49ers look to both continue a feel-good story with rookie QB Brock Purdy and achieve redemption for last year's title game, they face an MVP candidate in Jalen Hurts and his high-powered offense. Will the 49ers be able to limit Philadelphia's red-hot offense and return to the Big Game?

On this episode, Dylan recaps the NFL Divisional Playoffs 2022 slate of games. The semifinal action ended up being a mostly predictable downer as most of the games ended up lopsided routs; however, it did set up for what could be a more exciting Conference Championship Weekend to come.

On this episode, Dylan previews the 2022-23 NFL Divisional Playoffs. The NFL is down to its elite eight as its conference semifinal round could be predictable or a shocker. Dylan takes a look at all four matchups and who he believes which teams will advance to conference championship weekend.

On this episode, Dylan recaps the full slate of NFL Super Wild Card Weekend 2022. Initially expected to be a letdown, the first weekend of the 2022 playoffs left some surprisingly closer games and performances than expected while other teams were left with disappointments that ended their seasons.

On this episode, Dylan gets all casual NFL fans ready because the start of the 2022-23 playoffs are almost here! The NFL's best of the best tournament begins on Super Wild Card Weekend, as Dylan previews all of the first-round games, how each team got to the postseason dance, and which team he likes in each game.

On this episode of the podcast, it's a return to form to the traditional style of the show as Dylan sits down to discuss the San Francisco 49ers' 2022 season so far as they head into their Week 9 bye week with a 4-4 record.

On this episode, Dylan reviews the 2022 "Grand Slam" editions of All Elite Wrestling's television shows Dynamite and Rampage from September 21 and September 23, 2022. These shows were respectively headlined by matches such as Swerve in Our Glory vs The Acclaimed for the AEW World Tag Team Titles, the AEW Grand Slam Tournament of Champions Finals, and Ricky Starks vs Powerhouse Hobbs in a Unsanctioned Lights Out Match. Dylan discusses whether or not this year's set of shows were able to do what the inaugural Grand Slam last year failed to do: be entertaining and worth of legitimate praise.

On this episode, Dylan reviews All Elite Wrestling's latest PPV event, the 2022 edition of All Out from Chicago, Illinois. While a very weak buildup was solidified throughout much of the event, it will still be remembered for living up to its actual name on that September 4th night....just not for the reasons both the fans and the company itself had really hoped for.

On this episode, Dylan re-opens The Old Icebox for a retro review of WWE Summerslam 2002 on the show's 20th anniversary. Taking place on August 25, 2002, the 15th edition of WWE's Summer Bash was headlined by a well-hyped championship main event between The Rock and rising superstar Brock Lesnar. Also highlighting what was later dubbed the "best Summerslam of all time" includes the in-ring return of Shawn Michaels, a thrilling opener between Kurt Angle and Rey Mysterio, and more. But does Dylan believe that this show still hold up its value as the GOAT of Summerslam events?