Some NFL podcasts deliver measured analysis. The Stephie Smalls Show delivers measured analysis while explaining that your team’s secondary is a character flaw.
This week, Sam Wagman joins Stephie for NFL Week 10 player props, Giants vs. Commanders bets and a trade deadline review that doubles as a performance evaluation nobody in the league requested. Sam brings credits from Footballguys, Sidelines and Splash Sports. Stephie brings research, Giants loyalty and absolutely no interest in being fair to the Dallas Cowboys.
First, the trade deadline. Jonathan Taylor stays put. Kirk Cousins heads back to Minnesota. Jacksonville goes shopping like draft picks expire Friday. And Eagles fan Sam processes Jordan Davis’ departure with the emotional restraint of someone watching his friend move away to a much nicer apartment.
Then it’s Thursday Night Football. Stephie is attending Giants–Commanders in potential rain, because apparently supporting this franchise hasn’t involved enough discomfort indoors.
The betting discussion covers Malik Nabers receptions, Cam Skattebo’s rushing attempts and receiving yards, Jayden Daniels on the ground, Isaiah Likely finding the end zone and Malachi Fields stretching the field. Sam briefly praises the Giants’ future offense, then immediately becomes nauseous. Rivalry remains undefeated.
For the weekend, running back receiving props get serious attention: Bhayshul Tuten, Dylan Sampson and Jadarian Price headline the discussion. There’s also Kaelon Black against Dallas, Bryce Young’s deep ball, Jameson Williams’ longest reception and Darnell Washington against a Bengals defense still working through its complicated relationship with tight ends.
Braelon Allen’s longest-rush market hasn’t even appeared yet, but Sam is already waiting outside with a folding chair.
It’s matchup research, specific betting angles and two friends refusing to let professional analysis interfere with a perfectly good insult.
Watch or listen to The Stephie Smalls Show for the full breakdown. Bring your betting questions. Dallas fans should bring a helmet.
