On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna, Dylan previews the 2024 NFL Divisional Playoff Round games. This year's Elite 8 is set, and hopefully all 4 matchups will deliver as Dylan each team's biggest key to victory and whether any of the underdogs have a chance, before giving his predictions for who will move on to Conference Championship Sunday.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan recaps the 2024 edition of NFL (Not-So) Super Wild Card Weekend. With the exception of one game, the start of the playoffs began with a dud as all but one of the home teams won in convincing yet boring fashion to move on to the next round. Dylan goes over the major highlights from each game, why every team won and lost their game, and what's next for each eliminated team.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan previews the 2024-25 NFL Wild Card Weekend games in the only way he can: the Filthy Casual Way! Dylan gets all the "Filthy Casual Sports Fans" ready for all the big games that are to come in the first round of this season's playoffs with a look at how every team's path and his predictions for each game, as the road to the Super Bowl 59 in New Orleans begins.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan puts a final wrap on the San Francisco 49ers' 2024 season with a year-in-review. Coming off a heartbreaking loss in Super Bowl 58, expectations were high for the team as they were once again a Super Bowl favorite heading into this past season. However, contract drama, personal tragedies, injuries, and many more lingering issues led to a steep decline in performance and a disappointing 6-11 finish.

Dylan discusses what exactly went wrong for the 2024 49ers and tries to find any silver linings from a down year. As serious questions surround this team with a very early offseason underway, Dylan looks at what they need to address in order to rebound next season.

On this minisode extra of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan reviews the 1/6/2025 episode of WWE RAW, which was the debut episode on Netflix. WWE heavily hyped up RAW's premiere on the streaming platform for months and it featured a PPV-like card, including Roman Reigns taking on Solo Sikoa for the recognition of Tribal Chief and special appearances from various legends. Would this first episode on Netflix deliver enough for the filthy casual fans to stay tuned into next week's show? Dylan discusses that and everything that happened in this review of the WWE's debut on Netflix.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan reviews Week 18 in the 2024 NFL Season. The final week of the regular season saw the last bit of drama in the playoff race, as well as the last exhibition games for the teams headed for an early offseason. Dylan discusses who secured the last playoff spots in the final week and debriefs this past regular season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan reviews Week 17 in the 2024 NFL Season. The NFC playoff field has been nearly wrapped up, as the Commanders and Rams gave their fans something to cheer about while the Bengals and Dolphins got one more week of hope as Denver once again lost out on securing their spot to the AFC Playoff Dance. Dylan also looks ahead to a Week 18 that still has a lot to settle for the playoff picture, which he also breaks down. He also gives his take on the already-eliminated teams winning games at the cost of their high draft positioning.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna Podcast, Dylan reviews Week 16 of the 2024 NFL Season. The playoff picture is coming a lot clearer, but what is also coming clearer is the NFL Draft order next April after multiple teams have decided that now was the time to start winning games. Dylan discusses the past week of action around the league before preview a holiday-filled Week 17 that could solidify the playoff field with 2 weeks left in the regular season.

On this episode of the Very Cold Lasagna podcast, Dylan reviews Week 15 of the 2024 NFL Season. Although a generally sloppy week of play, the playoff picture continued to take shape as the Vikings and Texans secured their spots in the dance, while teams like the Broncos and the Packers took a step closer to doing such. Dylan discusses the entire Week 15 slate of games, before looking ahead to Week 16 and the playoff picture that presents itself in that week.

On this episode, Dylan returns to The Old Icebox to review first-ever WWF Armageddon PPV for its 25th anniversary. Taking place on December 12, 1999, WWE (then known as the World Wrestling Federation) looked to keep the momentum of the Attitude Era rolling into the New Century with this inaugural PPV event that signaled "The End Was Near." Dylan gives his filthy casual thoughts on the headlining personal rivalry between Triple H and Vince McMahon, the very odd WWF Title match between Big Show and Big Boss Man, an intergender Intercontinental Title bout between Chyna and Chris Jericho, and more in this retro review of WWF Armageddon 1999.