The NFL Draft is almost here, and this episode is all about finding the best betting angles before the market gets even weirder.

Stephie Smalls is joined by Jason Gold to break down the latest NFL Draft props, rumors, landing spots, and longshot bets worth considering before draft night. Jason also shares where fans can find more of his work, including NFL Gold on Substack, plus the free NFL Draft betting companion and NFL Draft trade machine at trade-bet.com. Follow @nfl_gold on Twitter and IG, and subscribe to NFL Gold on Substack for all of his bets.

The conversation covers draft rumors and why bettors should be careful this close to the draft, then moves into team-by-team and player-by-player betting angles. Stephie and Jason discuss the Jets at No. 2, whether the Cardinals stay put at No. 3, Jeremiyah Love’s draft range, the Rams as a possible chaos team, and whether Kenyon Sadiq fits in Los Angeles or Kansas City. They also hit the Chiefs’ options, Rueben Bain Jr.’s draft position, the Saints’ possible direction, Commanders scenarios, Ty Simpson’s first-round outlook, Jacksonville as a wide receiver longshot, and Caleb Downs’ market.

They also run through several bets and leans discussed on the show, including Jeremiyah Love under 5.5, Rueben Bain Jr. over 8.5, Chiefs to draft a tight end at 10 to 1, Jaguars first pick wide receiver at +800, Kenyon Sadiq to Minnesota at +1500, Texans first pick cornerback at +2200, and the possibility of the Vikings making an aggressive move up the board.

If you’re betting the NFL Draft, this is the kind of episode that helps you sort real value from full-blown smoke season.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by renowned golf bettor and Tom & Marty’s Town House owner Larry Shea to break down the best bets for this weekend’s RBC Heritage after a wild Masters week. They open with a recap of Larry’s brutal Cam Young sweat after he built a huge position on Young over time, then revisit Rory McIlroy’s win, the public reaction around Rory, and what last week at Augusta may or may not mean going forward.

From there, they dive into the RBC Heritage betting board and talk through what matters most at Harbour Town, including driver accuracy, positioning off the tee, approach play, and why this event is such a different test from the Masters. Larry explains his outright card and breaks down Collin Morikawa, J.T. Poston, Brian Harman, and his hesitation around some of the bigger names. Stephie also runs through her own card, including Jordan Spieth, Xander Schauffele, Daniel Berger, Jason Day, Jake Knapp, Max Homa, and more. They also hit on Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, Viktor Hovland, Harris English, and Cam Young as they debate outrights, top 20s, top 30s, and first-round angles.

Later in the episode, Larry gives an update on the aftermath of his chili-related punishment, then the conversation takes a sharp and delightful bar-owner turn into drinks and summer beverage takes. They talk azaleas, White Russians, lighter milk alternatives, Car Wash, High Noon, Surfside, Sun Cruiser, dive bars, and what might be the drink of the summer. So yes, this episode has golf betting strategy, Cam Young pain, and cocktail chatter. Basically a balanced breakfast.

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Episode 6 of Ask Smalls Anything is less about sports… and way more about life, food, dating, and whatever the hell else comes up.

Stephie Smalls and Producer Ryan McKee dive into listener questions that somehow turn into full-blown debates about dream meals, relationship standards, and why dating advice is mostly useless. Stephie breaks down her perfect food day (including the need for multiple lunches like a true professional), while also getting real about what she actually values in a relationship—and what she absolutely won’t tolerate.

Ryan contributes one of the more insane “this can’t be real” stories involving his hearing aid, while Stephie delivers a passionate rant about people who don’t understand how sidewalks work. If you’ve ever been stuck behind a slow walker, you’re going to feel seen.

There’s also a very real conversation about how expensive dogs get as they age, a chaotic but important soup discussion, and a reminder that listeners are very much part of the show (shoutout to David, top-tier contributor).

Yes, there is technically a football question in here involving Dexter Lawrence and the Giants—but let’s be honest, that’s not why you’re here.

This episode is funny, unfiltered, and exactly what happens when you let good questions turn into even better tangents.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by David Syvertsen of Ourlads Scouting Services for a deep dive into the 2026 NFL Draft, breaking down betting angles, team fits, and prospects who could go earlier than the market expects.

The episode starts with the New York Giants at pick No. 5 and the different directions they could go depending on how the board falls. Stephie and David discuss whether defense or offensive line makes more sense, and they spend time on top prospect fits including Sonny Styles and Mansoor Delane, with Delane getting serious love as a corner who may not make it out of the top 10.

They also break down the draft stock of Jeremiyah Love, including whether he lands in the top four and why the market may be telling us more than people realize. From there, the conversation shifts into broader first-round trends, including how many cornerbacks, wide receivers, and offensive linemen could come off the board on Day 1.

At quarterback, Stephie and David dig into Ty Simpson, whether he is truly a first-rounder, and which teams make the most sense if someone decides to take the leap. They also reference the bigger-picture QB conversation and why some franchises may be hesitant in this class.

Later in the episode, David delivers his favorite sleepers, with extra attention on under-the-radar pass catchers and prospects the public may be sleeping on compared to NFL teams. If you’re betting the draft, building mocks, or hunting for value before the board moves, this episode has you covered.

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The Masters is here, and this episode is your full Augusta betting guide with professional handicapper and PGA betting expert Brady Kannon, plus Producer Ryan joining for Extra Holes. Steph and Brady break down what matters most at Augusta National, including course history, trends, strokes gained approach, short game, par 5 scoring, and why experience still matters so much at The Masters.

Brady runs through his outright card and betting approach for The Masters, including thoughts on Adam Scott at 80 to 1, Patrick Reed around 45 to 1, Hideki Matsuyama, Cameron Young, Jordan Spieth, and the risk reward case for Collin Morikawa at 35 to 1 or 40 to 1 if the number is still out there. Steph and Brady also dig into whether Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are worth backing at the very top of the board this week.

They also hit strong finishing position and round one markets, including Jordan Spieth top 20 at +150 and top 10 after round one at +500, Xander Schauffele top 10 at roughly +130 to +138, Akshay Bhatia top 30 at +105 and top 20 after round one around +200, Russell Henley top 20 at +145, plus Bryson DeChambeau round one looks like top 10 after round one at +225 and top 20 after round one at +100.

Then Producer Ryan jumps in for Extra Holes, reacts to the board, talks Shane Lowry, helps build out the card, and adds even more Masters chaos before Thursday tee times. Augusta is back, the azaleas are blooming, and the betting card is ready.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by Producer Ryan McKee for a fully loaded episode of Ask Smalls Anything—and this one truly lives up to the name.

The episode starts with classic chaos: bad beats, Michigan fans ruining a bar, and a surprisingly heated debate about bachelor and bachelorette parties (spoiler: 25 people should be illegal). From there, it turns into a masterclass on wedding speeches—why most are terrible, and how confidence alone can carry you to greatness.

Then come the rants.

Ryan defends the Irish goodbye as a necessary adult skill, while Stephie unloads after a brutal weekend dealing with internet trolls. What starts as sports trash talk turns into something way more personal, sparking a real conversation about the difference between competitive banter and straight-up toxic behavior.

From there, the show shifts into full “anything” mode with listener questions covering everything from NBA playoff predictions to relationship advice that quickly goes off the rails. There’s debate, absurd honesty, and a reminder that most people are just guessing their way through life—including gamblers.

Somewhere along the way, the crew declares 2026 is giving strong 2016 energy, debates whether whiskey is “for the boys,” and ends on an all-time bizarre tangent involving eyelashes, styes, and possible witchcraft.

It’s unpredictable, unfiltered, and exactly what happens when you let listeners ask literally anything.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by Jeff Bell of Footballguys to break down the 2026 NFL Draft from a betting and mock draft perspective. The episode dives into draft odds, player landing spots, and where the best value might be hiding across the NFL Draft betting market. The conversation opens with a quick Buffalo Bills check-in centered on Josh Allen, then shifts to team needs and draft strategy for the New York Giants, Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, Washington Commanders, Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Rams, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, and New Orleans Saints.

Stephie and Jeff spend a lot of time on top prospects including Jeremiyah Love (Notre Dame RB), Sonny Styles (Ohio State LB), Ty Simpson (Alabama QB), Mansoor Delane (LSU CB), Rueben Bain Jr. (Miami EDGE), Skyler Bell (Wisconsin WR), and Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt TE). They also reference Mike Washington Jr., Jackson Dart, Saquon Barkley, DJ Moore, Nick Bonitto, CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, Malik Nabers, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, Isaiah Likely, and Jonnu Smith while discussing fantasy value, positional value, and team fits.

If you’re looking for 2026 NFL Draft predictions, mock draft talk, betting angles, landing spot debates, and dynasty fantasy football sleepers, this episode is packed with it. I corrected the obvious auto-transcript mangles here, including Jeremiyah Love, Sonny Styles, Mansoor Delane, Rueben Bain Jr., and Eli Stowers.

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Stephie Smalls is joined by CBS Sports golf analyst Brad Thomas to break down the Valero Texas Open with a full betting preview, including best bets, sleepers, and key course insights ahead of The Masters.

The episode opens with Brad announcing his move to CBS Sports, before diving into how to handicap TPC San Antonio. The discussion focuses heavily on ball striking, long iron play, and course fit, especially for players with a right-to-left shot shape. They also talk Masters futures, including value plays like Patrick Cantlay at 80-1 and Adam Scott at 100-1.

For Valero Texas Open betting picks, Brad gives out Thorbjørn Olesen as a first-round leader at 66-1 and a top-30 play, highlighting his consistency and spike-round potential. Hideki Matsuyama is discussed as a strong outright option around 25-1 due to elite ball striking at TPC courses. Other names discussed include Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler, Keith Mitchell, and rising players trending in betting models.

Stephie adds plays like Keith Mitchell top 30 (+110) and Johnny Keefer top 20 (+230), leaning on course history and recent form. There’s also a debate on betting “public” golfers versus trusting the numbers.

To close the show, Producer Ryan joins for a Birthday edition of Extra Holes, bringing rapid-fire, funny lifestyle takes and wrapping the episode with classic Stephie Smalls Show chaos.

If you’re betting the Valero Texas Open or looking ahead to The Masters, this episode gives you sharp insights and actionable picks.

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Ask Smalls Anything is a chaotic little buffet of sports, dating, Vegas, golf, NFL rumors, and internet-brain listener questions. Smalls and Producer Ryan kick things off with a rant about rich athletes getting DUIs when they can absolutely afford drivers, then jump into a stacked batch of listener calls.

They get into why they missed Vegas, whether Smalls will ever book a proper round trip flight, and what golf shot she actually trusts if she had to hit one onto the island green at Sawgrass. Dirty Steve checks in with an aggressively specific Midwest cheating theory, which sends the show into a hilarious breakdown of side chicks, young marriages, and whether anyone still says bay without being legally required to.

There is also buzz around a possible Puka Nacua trade, a question about Smalls’ all time single day tweet record, and two boyfriend related questions that finally get her talking. She shares her philosophy on dating, whether you should look for someone with all your same interests, and the very unapp, very organic story of how she met her boyfriend.

Also, one anonymous caller leaves behind a full mystery. Incredible scenes.

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The Sweet 16 is here and we’re breaking down the best bets, matchups, and angles you need to win your March Madness wagers. This episode features Colby Dant from The College Experience on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network, diving deep into key games like Duke vs Saint John’s, Alabama vs Michigan, Michigan State vs UConn, and Tennessee vs Iowa State.

We discuss why Saint John’s could cover against Duke, including Rick Pitino’s coaching edge and matchup advantages, plus concerns around Duke’s youth and injuries. In Alabama vs Michigan, the Wolverines’ defense and size advantage are highlighted as reasons they could dominate, especially after Alabama’s unsustainable three-point shooting performance against Texas Tech. Michigan State vs UConn brings a physical battle where MSU’s toughness and consistency could give them the edge over Dan Hurley’s squad. Tennessee vs Iowa State focuses on coaching trends, injuries like Jefferson being out, and travel advantages for Iowa State fans in Chicago.

We also dive into futures, including Houston’s value to win the tournament and how coaching rumors around programs like North Carolina and Kansas could impact teams like Alabama and Iowa State.

On the NFL Draft side, we debate quarterbacks like Ty Simpson, Mendoza, and Nussmeier, plus discuss potential team fits like the Los Angeles Rams. Running back rankings include Jeremiah Love as a top prospect, with comparisons to Adrian Peterson, and sleeper names like Jadaveon Price. Additional sleepers include Eli Stowers and Michael Trigg as potential breakout NFL players.

If you’re betting March Madness or preparing for the NFL Draft, this episode is loaded with insights, picks, and angles to give you an edge.

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