Stephie Smalls Show

Welcome back to Ask Smalls Anything, where listeners get to ask Stephie Smalls absolutely anything.

In Episode 2, the questions get even better (and weirder). From sports betting philosophy and fantasy football debates to dating advice and embarrassing drinking stories, nothing is off the table.

Smalls and Producer Ryan dig into questions from listeners about how Steph became a New York Giants fan, what it’s really like betting on yourself and building a career in sports media, and why fantasy football might actually be more stressful than gambling.

They also tackle some truly random questions from the audience. What’s the best way to approach someone at a bar without being weird? How many pillows should you sleep with? What are Steph’s favorite movies? And of course, there are a few wild listener questions that spiral into hilarious stories about college, concerts, and questionable life decisions.

That’s the fun of Ask Smalls Anything. If you’ve ever wanted to ask Steph something — sports, life, dating, or completely ridiculous topics — this is the show where anything goes.

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Stephie is joined by Adam Rosenberg from SGPN’s Propcast and MLB Gambling Podcast for a two-for-one episode packed with NFL free agency reactions, futures talk, and early baseball betting angles. They open with their biggest take from the latest NFL news, including Kyler Murray to the Minnesota Vikings and what that could mean for Justin Jefferson, Daniel Jones, and the Vikings offense. They also get into the Maxx Crosby trade fallout, Trey Hendrickson chatter, and why the Eagles, Commanders, Patriots, Jets, Titans, and several NFC South teams could look very different heading into the 2026 NFL season.

Stephie and Adam break down why they are skeptical of teams like the Falcons and Jets, why the Panthers might have real value in the NFC South, and how players like Kirk Cousins, Michael Penix, Tua, Bijan Robinson, AJ Brown, Jalen Carter, Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel, Luke McCaffrey, Marcus Mariota, Rashad White, Romeo Doubs, Geno Smith, Carson Wentz, and Tyler Shough factor into their betting outlooks.

Then Adam brings the MLB futures heat with two baseball bets he likes right now. First, he gives out George Springer under .256 batting average for the Toronto Blue Jays, fading a possible age-related drop-off after a huge season. Then he flips to a plus-money play on Roman Anthony of the Boston Red Sox to record 80 or more RBIs at +175, betting on a breakout year from one of baseball’s top young hitters.

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0:00 - Intro

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Professional golf handicapper Sam Wagman joins the Stephie Smalls Show to break down PGA Tour betting picks for THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass and react to early NFL Free Agency chaos.

In the first half, Stephie and Sam dive deep into PGA betting strategy, focusing on course fit, driving accuracy, approach play, and recent form for THE PLAYERS. They discuss top contenders like Collin Morikawa, Scottie Scheffler, and Rory McIlroy, while highlighting betting value on golfers including Min Woo Lee, Jake Knapp, Russell Henley, Nick Taylor, Sepp Straka, Aaron Rye, and Ryan Fox. The show breaks down best bets such as Henley Top 20, Straka Top 30, Nick Taylor Top 40, and outright longshots, plus discussion of sleepers like Corey Conners, Alex Noren, Viktor Hovland, and Xander Schauffele. If you’re betting the 2026 Players Championship, this episode covers key stats, course history, and value plays for PGA DFS and golf betting.

In the second half, the conversation shifts to NFL Free Agency, with reactions to major storylines including Trey Hendrickson’s contract situation, the Jets’ quarterback room with Geno Smith and Carson Wentz, and speculation involving Jimmy Garoppolo. Stephie and Sam also debate roster moves from teams like the Raiders, Titans, Browns, Panthers, Steelers, Falcons, and Commanders, breaking down which franchises improved and which front offices might already be losing the offseason.

Golf betting, NFL rumors, and sharp sports gambling analysis all in one episode.

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Stephie Smalls and Ryan McKee are back for another Ask Smalls Anything episode packed with March Madness talk, dating chaos, Tecmo Bowl fantasy nerd-dom, golf struggles, astrology, New Balance dad shoes, and a truly cursed debate about peeing in a cup on road trips. Stephie answers questions on Dak Prescott and Sarah Jane drama, Jaxson Dart versus Jeremy Shockey as party companions, what dating in New York City is really like, and whether being “snatched” survives a pair of ugly-cute New Balances. The episode also dives into astrology and betting, solo dates, Arizona Wildcats March Madness hopes, Long Island versus Arizona iced tea, sexy curlers versus pickleball players, and a Cardinals versus Vikings quarterback debate featuring Kyler Murray. It is sports, comedy, pop culture, and absolute nonsense in the exact proportions God and the gambling gods intended. If you like sports betting podcasts with personality, funny listener questions, March Madness energy, NFL quarterback takes, golf banter, and the kind of chemistry that turns random topics into chaos, this episode delivers. Rate and review the show, send in your questions, and come for the betting talk but stay for the electric grandpa fashion analysis and p cup judgment from Stephie herself.

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Stephie Smalls and Producer Ryan launch the very first Ask Smalls Anything, a Spotify-exclusive episode of the Stephie Smalls Show where listeners call in and ask literally anything.

From toothpaste vs lotion disasters to gambling origin stories, nothing is off limits. Stephie breaks down her sports betting philosophy, explains how research and gut instincts work together when placing bets, and shares the first wager that got her hooked on gambling. Fans also ask about her golf bag setup, best nine-hole score, and whether motorsports like NASCAR and F1 are worth paying attention to.

The questions keep getting better as the episode goes on. Stephie gives her thoughts on positional value in the NFL Draft, what the New York Giants should do this offseason, and whether a rookie quarterback could crack the top-10 in the league.

Plus there’s talk about chaotic summers, coconut water debates, gambling strategy, and some hilarious fan questions that only the Smalls audience could come up with.

This is the first ever Ask Smalls Anything episode and it’s exactly the kind of unpredictable chaos you’d expect when fans get the microphone.

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The Stephie Smalls Show is back talking NFL Draft betting, fantasy football sleepers, and breaking NFL news with Dave Kluge from Footballguys Fantasy Football.

Stephie and Dave react to the surprising DJ Moore trade to the Buffalo Bills, what it means for Josh Allen and the Bills offense, and why the Chicago Bears may have quietly won the deal. They also discuss the Bears’ young offensive core featuring Rome Odunze, Luther Burden, and Colston Loveland and whether Chicago is a sneaky over bet on their win total this season.

Then the conversation shifts to the 2026 NFL Draft running back class, including why Jeremiah Love is viewed as the clear RB1 in the class and where he might land. Possible landing spots include the Washington Commanders, Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans, and Arizona Cardinals.

Dave also highlights several fantasy football sleepers and rookie draft targets, including:

• Emmit Johnson – a pass-catching running back with comparisons to Ahmad Bradshaw

The show also breaks down NFL free agency storylines including:

• Kyler Murray potentially landing with the Minnesota Vikings

Plus, Dave explains how fantasy managers should approach rookie drafts and whether it’s better to bet on talent or situation when evaluating incoming NFL rookies.

If you love NFL Draft analysis, fantasy football strategy, and betting insights, this episode is packed with takes.

0:00 - Intro

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The Stephie Smalls Show is back with a full breakdown of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, one of the biggest stops on the PGA Tour calendar. Stephie Smalls is joined by Kenny Kim from the Fantasy Golf Degenerates podcast to dive into their best bets, outright picks, DFS strategy, and betting angles for this week’s tournament.

Kenny shares his outright card and key targets for the week, including Rory McIlroy as a top win candidate, plus value looks such as Sepp Straka, Ludvig Åberg, and Nicolai Højgaard. Stephie also discusses her card and market angles, including top-20 bets like Jake Knapp Top 20 (+140) and a Jordan Spieth Top 20 sprinkle, while Kenny notes Matt Fitzpatrick as a strong course-history option in the placement markets. The conversation includes a quick look at golfers they’re cautious on—like Russell Henley—and why.

They also hit PGA DFS strategy for strong-field tournaments, including ownership leverage at the top of the pricing tier and why Xander Schauffele can profile as a sneaky “hustler” play when the field gravitates toward the obvious chalk.

Then Producer Ryan jumps in for Extra Holes, where things go delightfully off-course: a list of the worst ways to get broken up with after meeting their parents (including the nightmare scenario of a Venmo comment breakup), Stephie’s rant about modern marital status options, plus a rapid-fire rundown of her latest Amazon purchases (yes, including a “boob pillow” to prevent chest wrinkles). Stephie also plugs the new Ask Smalls Anything voicemail show dropping on Spotify.

0:00 - Intro

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The NFL Win Totals are officially out and Stephie Smalls is wasting no time attacking the board. CJ Sullivan (Bottom Line Bombs, SGPN) joins the show to break down next season’s numbers before free agency, the draft, and the schedule release shake everything up.

They start at the bottom of the board in the 4.5 win tier, where CJ locks in Cardinals over 4.5 as an early position, expecting that number to rise once offseason optimism kicks in. From there, they move through the 5.5 and 6.5 ranges, debating teams like the Jets, Raiders, Titans, and Browns. CJ makes a strong case for Browns under, pointing to concerns with the roster and offensive line issues heading into the year.

Stephie shows love to Carolina over 6.5, banking on Bryce Young’s development and a manageable division. They also dig into mid-tier teams with tricky numbers and discuss how market perception can create early value before the public jumps in.

As they climb higher up the board, they break down playoff hopefuls, division contenders, and potential regression candidates. The conversation covers strategy, timing, and how to approach futures before major roster moves are finalized.

After the win total breakdown, Producer Ryan joins for Extra Holes with the weekly funny lists and announcements about new offseason segments, including Ask Smalls Anything, where fans can leave voicemails for future Spotify exclusives.

If you’re betting NFL futures, this is your early roadmap.

0:00 - Intro

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Get your betting card ready for PGA National as The Stephie Smalls Show delivers a full Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches betting preview with PGA handicapper Danny Burke from Betting News. Stephie and Danny break down how the renovated course is playing, why scores are lower than in years past, and which stats matter most this week — including bogey avoidance, Bermuda putting, strokes gained approach, and approach shots from 150–200 yards.

The conversation dives deep into key players on the betting board, including Shane Lowry, Ryan Gerard, Daniel Berger, Aaron Rai, Sam Ryder, Rico Hoey, Keith Mitchell, Doug Ghim, Brooks Koepka, Erik van Rooyen, Billy Horschel, and longshot K.H. Lee. Stephie and Danny discuss which golfers fit the course best and which popular names may be overvalued.

Specific bets and angles mentioned include Ryan Gerard outright around +1850 with a Top 20 at +110, Daniel Berger at 35/1 with a Top 20 around +180, Aaron Rai Top 30 at +110, Sam Ryder Top 10 after Round 1 at +800 and Top 40 at +140, Rico Hoey Top 20 at +225, Keith Mitchell Top 30 at +130, Doug Ghim Top 20 at +335, Erik van Rooyen Top 40 at +200, Billy Horschel Top 20 at +345, and a deep longshot sprinkle on K.H. Lee at 500/1.

If you’re looking for Cognizant Classic best bets, PGA golf betting picks, and sharp insight from a professional golf handicapper, this episode breaks down exactly how to attack this week’s tournament.

0:00 – Intro

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The Genesis Invitational is here, and the Stephie Smalls Show delivers a full betting breakdown for one of the most important stops on the PGA Tour calendar at Riviera Country Club.

Stephie is joined by Larry from Tom & Marty’s Bar, one of the sharpest and most entertaining golf bettors around, to dig into course fit, betting value, and how to attack Riviera from a wagering perspective. From outright winners to top-20 and first-round leader bets, this episode covers every angle serious golf bettors need heading into the week.

The conversation touches on elite contenders like Genesis Invitational favorites Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and Collin Morikawa, while also exploring value and longshot plays featuring Wyndham Clark, Shane Lowry, Cam Young, Adam Scott, Jason Day, Harris English, and rising star Pierceson Coody.

Along the way, Larry explains why Riviera rewards elite ball striking, why recent form isn’t always everything on the West Coast swing, and how betting “guys you hate” can still be profitable. The episode also features one of the most bizarre side stories of the PGA season: Larry’s infamous Wendy’s chili bet, which has turned into a multi-week endurance test — and possibly cursed Scottie Scheffler in the process.

If you’re betting the Genesis Invitational, this episode is a must-watch.

0:00 - Intro
1:18 - Larry rebrand explained
2:52 - Wendy’s chili bet
4:16 - Three bowls daily
5:08 - Pride keeps going
5:41 - Breaking sugar habits
6:24 - Portion control strategy
7:00 - Strict rules discipline
7:48 - Chicken sandwich countdown
8:10 - Morikawa shirt saga
8:43 - Stephie Morikawa rant
9:17 - Morikawa fixes debate
10:09 - Humility and redemption
10:38 - Betting guys hated
11:49 - Wyndham Clark value
12:58 - Villains must win
13:38 - Shane Lowry love
14:19 - Lowry can’t win
15:03 - Cam Young emotions
15:40 - Value play “Gator”
16:15 - One-and-done dilemma
17:04 - Cam Young sickness
18:29 - “Rio” riding wave
19:02 - Ceiling and putting
20:00 - Normal dudes energy
21:53 - Pierceson Coody model
22:26 - Coody name roasting
23:51 - Harris English angle
24:11 - First-round leader logic
25:20 - Odds check “Gator”
26:06 - Market not adjusted
26:25 - No household-name knock
26:46 - Small sample debate
27:38 - Morning chaos context
28:08 - Jason Day temptation
28:42 - Day career outlook
29:03 - Rose inspires vets
29:38 - Adam Scott case
30:05 - Riviera fits Scott
31:14 - Masters motivation timing
31:59 - Final bets wrap
32:10 - Scheffler chili curse
32:46 - Health checks concern
33:29 - Wendy’s liability joke

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