It’s a Christmas Day player props + NFL Week 17 ATS best bets party on The Stephie Smalls Show — with producer + comedian Ryan McKee in the co-pilot seat. We open with the holiday slate and break down the key angles behind several Christmas Day props, including Jahmyr Gibbs (scrimmage yards / rushing attempts), Aaron Jones (rush attempts + longest rush), and George Pickens (longest reception). Stephie and Ryan also hit the Broncos/Chiefs matchup with a stack of ideas: RJ Harvey rushing yards/longest rush, Jaleel McLaughlin rushing yards, Troy Franklin longest reception, plus a sprinkle of upside with Rashee Rice as a longshot anytime TD. Then it’s on to Cowboys/Commanders thoughts, including Dak Prescott passing yards and Deebo Samuel longest reception.

After the props, the show shifts into Week 17 against-the-spread picks and the teams you actually came for: Saints vs Titans (Saints -3), Texans vs Chargers, Cardinals vs Bengals (Arizona +7), Giants vs Raiders (Raiders -2.5), Jaguars vs Colts, and a quick check-in on Rams as a potential bounce-back spot. If you’re building a card for Week 17 or shopping Christmas Day lines, this episode is your fast, funny, and research-y shortcut.

0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Yapper hats
0:48 - Jury duty
2:08 - Christmas props
2:08 - Gibbs scrimmage under
3:06 - Gibbs rush attempts
3:30 - Vikings QB check
4:14 - Aaron Jones overs
4:59 - Jones longest rush
5:17 - Sack props hunt
6:19 - RJ Harvey over
7:21 - Chiefs collapse rant
8:23 - McLaughlin rush over
9:05 - Kansas City QB
9:25 - Troy Franklin long
11:03 - Underdog slip picks
11:50 - Pacheco long under
12:56 - Rice anytime longshot
13:32 - Dak passing over
14:38 - Deebo long over
15:24 - NBA props preview
18:55 - Week 17 ATS
20:22 - Saints -3 Titans
21:29 - Texans vs Chargers
23:07 - Cardinals +7 Bengals

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Stephie Smalls is LIVE with Colby Marchio — regular contributor to the show and betting analyst at Betting News — for a packed episode featuring Weekend Dads & Duds and an early deep dive into NFL Week 17 betting lines.

They kick things off with Dads, highlighting the biggest winners and most fun storylines from Week 16. That includes Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears continuing their comeback magic, plus praise for the Jacksonville Jaguars making a statement against the Denver Broncos. The stat-sheet monsters get their flowers too, led by Puka Nacua and the Los Angeles Rams, who delivered a truly absurd 225+ receiving-yard performance, and James Cook of the Buffalo Bills, whose rushing dominance once again proved that Buffalo wins when Cook is featured.

Then it’s on to Duds, where Stephie and Colby vent about another brutal injury-filled week across the league, touching on the ripple effects for teams dealing with banged-up quarterbacks like Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson, and Jordan Love. They also unload on coaching frustrations (hello, Zac Taylor and the Bengals), the never-ending turf debates, and the ongoing existential crisis that is the New York Jets.

From there, the focus shifts to NFL Week 17, breaking down the most interesting matchups and early betting numbers, including 49ers -2.5 vs Bears, Texans moneyline (+105) vs Chargers, Panthers +7.5 vs Seahawks, Cardinals +7 vs Bengals, and Packers -2.5 vs Ravens. The crew also hits key holiday-week games like Lions vs Vikings and Broncos vs Chiefs, discussing motivation, playoff implications, and where the lines might be lying to you.

A must-watch for bettors, fantasy players, and NFL fans who like their analysis smart, honest, and a little unhinged.

0:00 – Intro
0:51 – Show setup
1:34 – Weekend vibes
2:15 – Fan incident rant
3:25 – Bears discussion
3:46 – Caleb Williams praise
4:56 – Bears comeback reaction
6:04 – Franchise optimism
7:36 – Season debate
8:18 – Jaguars friendship
9:32 – Panthers mention
10:21 – Betting value talk
10:41 – Puka Nacua dad
11:28 – James Cook case
12:54 – Bills outlook
14:51 – Duds begin
15:13 – Ed Cooley rant
15:58 – Injury frustration
16:41 – Bengals coaching
18:20 – Jets disaster
19:45 – Organizational failure
21:04 – Week 17 open
21:56 – Lions Vikings thoughts
22:48 – Chiefs concerns
23:30 – 49ers Bears line
24:12 – Texans moneyline
25:17 – Panthers points
26:21 – Packers bounceback

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NFL Week 16 is here, and the Stephie Smalls Show dives deep into the player prop market with a full breakdown of where the value is hiding before kickoff. Stephie Smalls is joined by sports betting analyst Colby Marchio from Betting News to talk through the sharpest player props, matchup-driven angles, and betting philosophies that matter most this week.

The episode opens with a detailed discussion of the Los Angeles Rams vs Seattle Seahawks, including a look at Matthew Stafford’s passing volume and why his completions and overall usage could be misleading based on game script. The conversation naturally shifts to how the Rams’ offense operates around Puka Nacua and what that means for betting unders in high-profile matchups.

From there, Stephie and Colby examine Sam Darnold’s passing yardage and how quarterback efficiency doesn’t always tell the full story when volume and defensive matchups come into play. They also break down Tyron Tracy’s rushing attempts, focusing on workload trends, opponent run defenses, and why opportunity can be more important than raw talent when betting player props.

Justin Herbert’s passing yards against the Dallas Cowboys get a full analytical treatment, with discussion around defensive vulnerabilities, recent performances against similar opponents, and how Herbert’s ceiling changes in different game environments. The show also highlights tight end value with Dallas Goedert’s receiving yard prop against the Washington Commanders, referencing recent production allowed to opposing tight ends.

The episode wraps with a look at DeVonta Smith’s longest reception prop and how explosive-play markets can offer sneaky value late in the season. If you’re betting NFL Week 16 player props, this episode is packed with actionable insights, sharp angles, and practical betting advice.

0:00 - Intro
0:00:53 - Welcome
0:01:11 - Rat noise bit
0:01:34 - Plant attack
0:02:35 - Baseball question
0:03:13 - Dodgers hate talk
0:05:57 - NFC North hate
0:08:48 - Prediction market ad
0:09:15 - Saturday slate rant
0:11:09 - TD longshot chat
0:11:46 - Stafford completions under
0:13:21 - Darnold yards debate
0:14:40 - Sanders attempts under
0:16:15 - Dolphins game angles
0:17:53 - Waller yards/TD talk
0:20:12 - Mike Evans ladder joke
0:22:05 - Underdog entry picks
0:23:00 - Tyron Tracy carries
0:24:43 - Herbert pass yards
0:28:02 - Henderson receiving yards
0:29:23 - Goedert receiving yards
0:31:25 - DeVonta longest catch
0:34:32 - AI photo horror
0:36:40 - Bears-Packers thoughts
0:39:02 - Injury chart reaction
0:40:05 - Old coach rant
0:40:52 - Weekend hot takes

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