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Quinn Tuff of The Band Memo is back on the show, and it’s been a couple of years. We catch up on what he’s been up to with the band, talk music, life, and the weird experience of revisiting old recordings. There’s some reflection, some laughs, and the usual debate about whether Spotify is quietly hiding us from the world. We can't wait to see what is next for Quinn and The Band Memo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Captline from Low Stress Bets joins the show to talk discipline, playoff betting, and what it actually looks like to bet with a long-term mindset. The guys dig into what worked in 2025, where bettors tend to get themselves into trouble, and why alternate lines, weather, and knowing a division can matter more than chasing big payouts. There’s also a thoughtful conversation about treating betting more like investing — managing risk, staying patient, and letting small wins add up over time. They wrap with conference championship thoughts, Olympic hockey angles, and a few reminders about why “low stress” usually wins in the end. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matty and Gibby are back after the break, diving straight into Championship Weekend and a big-picture quarterback conversation that’s been brewing all season. Who are you actually taking if you’re starting a franchise today? The guys build out a long-term QB ranking exercise — expansion draft style — breaking players into tiers, debating upside vs. availability, and separating narrative from reality. From Mahomes, Allen, Burrow, and Lamar at the top, to volatile risers like Caleb Williams, Bo Nix, Trevor Lawrence, and beyond, nothing is off limits. They also unpack playoff fallout, unsustainable wins, coaching context, turnover luck, and why “winning games” still matters more than highlight throws. Plus: Broncos pain, Bills frustration, Bears reality checks, Patriots optimism, and a look at how this QB era actually stacks up against past decades. We’re officially back — and this one felt good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Quick pit stop for the Milly Boys. We didn’t want to disappear on you this week, so we’re dropping a fast, no-nonsense DFS and Week outlook to keep the streak alive. Lineup thoughts, game environments we’re targeting, incentives, pace spots, and just enough chaos to get you set—then go lock in with our full episode featuring Pigtown Sports. We’ll be back at full strength soon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 223 kicks off with a curveball as Gibby joins a little late—but the conversation is already humming when he arrives. The boys reunite with Alex and Zach for a wide-ranging, no-nonsense baseball discussion centered on one of the biggest questions of the offseason: who’s actually making the right moves—and who’s about to step on a landmine? The crew dives deep into the Orioles finally making a splash, what Pete Alonso’s signing really means, and whether Baltimore should prioritize pitching, lineup depth, or calculated trades. From Michael King and Ranger Suárez to Freddy Peralta trade hypotheticals, the guys break down which contracts will age well—and which ones absolutely won’t. Along the way, the conversation expands into: Why “rebuilding” doesn’t really exist in modern MLB How the Dodgers have warped everyone’s sense of roster construction The hidden danger of paying for names instead of production Why ownership groups crying poor don’t pass the smell test Gunnar Henderson’s trajectory and how real the Hall of Fame talk actually is Naturally, the episode closes with a detour into Ravens football, playoff stress, Lamar Jackson discourse, and the emotional toll of December sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AB is back, the lineup is locked, and the boys are officially due. Gibby and Matty break down this week’s DFS slate with a simple goal: stop overthinking it and start cashing again. From paying up for Christian McCaffrey to trusting Puka, Jacoby Myers, and a few value plays that won’t send AB into a spiral, the crew walks through a lineup built for sanity and upside. They also hit Patriots–Bills playoff implications, AFC chaos, coaches on the hot seat, and why this offseason could get weird fast — plus a brief but necessary detour into the Philip Rivers conversation. Low ego, full transparency, and the belief that this is the week. We’re due. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s Week 13 on One Night in Pinehurst, and the boys are back for a slate so bad it should come with a warning label. Gibby and Matty break down a weekend of leftovers — the “cut down the tree” Sunday — where the only people watching all day are degenerates chasing parlays and FanDuel points. Between Gibby guiding his son away from Patriots fandom (into the warm wings of Eagles nation), a full-blown Trevor Lawrence burial, and a surprisingly deep dive into the state of NFL quarterbacking, this episode delivers everything from Madden revelations to future Super Bowl host city scouting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are back and firing up Week 12 with a full ONIP lineup build — starting with a Detroit Lions explosion spot. Gibbs, the Cousin, and Jameson Williams headline a week where Matty and Gibby are all in on the Lions getting right in the dome. From there, it’s a tour around the league: • Jacoby Brissette’s record-setting pace • Why this Arizona/Jacksonville matchup might quietly shoot out • The future of Kyler, Mac Jones, and the NFL’s looming QB chaos • Kamara bounce-back week • Kareem Hunt in a must-win for KC • Plus the obligatory Patriots/Bengals “is this a trap?” debate Gibby tells the story of Matty running into Rob Spillane at Costco, the guys reflect on awkward athlete encounters, and AB — cruising on back-to-back wins — becomes increasingly difficult to book. Your Week 12 FanDuel lineup: Brissette, Gibbs, Kamara, Jameson, Myers, Booty, McBride, Kareem Hunt, and the Raiders D. Another low-stress, high-vibes week under the ONIP umbrella. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AB is back in the chair for Week 11, and the Milly Boys are feeling dangerous. Gibby, Matty P, and America’s Best Friend build out their FanDuel lineup, debate whether Lamar’s hamstring is worth worrying about, make the case for RJ Harvey as a volume play, and land on a cheap Atlanta defense ready to torment Bryce Young. There’s plenty of Broncos therapy, early-morning trolling, and a “team full of nicknames” as they talk through stacks, pivots, and how to stay sane when your finger gets itchy on late swap Sunday. Hit follow, lock in your lineup, and let ONIP ride with you into Week 11. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part I kicks off with a full-on college football deep dive as former Kennesaw State Owl KJ joins Matty P and Gibby to break down the rise of the Owls, the chaos in Conference USA, and why Ohio State looks untouchable this year. From NIL money and coaching carousels to sleeper bowl projections and next-gen quarterback prospects, the boys cover everything from the field to the film room—with plenty of laughs (and a few fantasy takes) along the way. Part II shifts gears to the NFL and FanDuel lineup build, where the crew debates breakout wide receivers, dream draft fits, and why trusting the Broncos might actually pay off. KJ sticks around to drop fantasy gems, roast a few play callers, and help the Milly Boys chase that elusive big-money lineup. 🏈 College. NFL. FanDuel. Chaos. Welcome to November football in Pinehurst. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part I kicks off with a full-on college football deep dive as former Kennesaw State Owl KJ joins Matty P and Gibby to break down the rise of the Owls, the chaos in Conference USA, and why Ohio State looks untouchable this year. From NIL money and coaching carousels to sleeper bowl projections and next-gen quarterback prospects, the boys cover everything from the field to the film room—with plenty of laughs (and a few fantasy takes) along the way. Part II shifts gears to the NFL and FanDuel lineup build, where the crew debates breakout wide receivers, dream draft fits, and why trusting the Broncos might actually pay off. KJ sticks around to drop fantasy gems, roast a few play callers, and help the Milly Boys chase that elusive big-money lineup. 🏈 College. NFL. FanDuel. Chaos. Welcome to November football in Pinehurst. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’ve officially hit the halfway point of the NFL season — and Matty P and Gibby are in midseason form. This week, the boys break down a packed slate featuring Bills-Chiefs at 4:25, Denver’s sneaky playoff chances, and whether the Patriots are on a collision course with destiny (or disaster). They dig into lineup strategy with a few familiar names and some new faces: 🏈 Rashee Rice as the new Kelsey 💪 James Cook’s must-start moment 🧊 Jordan Love finding rhythm in Green Bay 🔥 Loveland, DK Metcalf, and the under-the-radar guys who can make or break your Sunday Plus: an in-episode ad debut, a low-stress-bet heartbreak, EMF conspiracy theories about the 49ers, and a few trademark Pinehurst tangents that somehow tie it all together. 🎧 Listen in for the laughs, the lineup locks, and a little perspective on football, friendship, and keeping your stress low when your team’s on the brink. #ONIP #OneNightInPinehurst #NFLWeek9 #FantasyFootball #FanDuel #SportsPodcast #Patriots #Broncos #Bills #Chiefs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The boys are back — winners of four of their last seven FanDuel contests — and feeling (just barely) in the black for the season. In classic One Night in Pinehurst fashion, Gibby, Matty P, and America’s Best Friend (AB) dive into a mix of lineup logic, football therapy, and completely off-the-rails tangents that somehow circle back to fantasy value. They kick things off with “Love on Time” by Quinn Tuff and the band Memo before spiraling into everything from Vegas’ offensive meltdown to the ongoing saga of Broncos heartbreak and redemption. Gibby waxes poetic about Drake May’s heater, Matty P mourns the state of Carson Wentz, and AB continues his Costanza streak of fantasy heartbreak — all while crafting a Week 8 lineup built on both conviction and chaos. This episode’s lineup features Drake May, Rashad White, Rico Dowdell, Stefon Diggs, Cortland Sutton, Jamar Chase, Kyle Pitts, Tyler Allgeier, and the Atlanta defense — a build Matty swears “feels like six-figure potential.” Along the way, the guys debate Vegas nightlife, Kmart’s mysterious survival, and whether Mike McDaniel might one day join a Spanish cartel. It’s a perfect blend of sports talk, sideways humor, and insider fantasy strategy — the signature One Night in Pinehurst balance of logic and lunacy. Tune in for: Why Drake May’s QB play is “unsustainably elite” Why you should never trust a Costanza streak The return of Gibby’s Broncos emotional support texts “Find the Kmart, find the value” — a new Pinehurst mantra 🎧 One Night in Pinehurst: Where the bets are low-stress, the banter’s high-energy, and every week feels like a win (even when it’s not). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matty P and Gibby are back, breaking down Week 8 of the NFL season with the signature ONIP blend of humor, strategy, and mild disbelief at how bad the international games are. From Canada-based FanDuel bets to fantasy lineup pivots, the boys hit it all — dissecting why Mahomes remains a top fantasy play, why Judkins could feast against Miami, and how Lad McConkey might finally reward AB’s trust issues. They talk matchups (start anyone vs. Cincy, Dallas, or Miami), breakout candidates, and the weirdly deep philosophies behind Sean Payton’s play-calling and the AFC’s parity problem. Along the way: French football announcers, Taysom Hill rants, and a reminder that Cleveland’s defense might be the only thing standing between chaos and clarity. 🎧 Tune in for smart FanDuel lineup talk, bad travel takes, and a dose of midseason football therapy — only on One Night in Pinehurst. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matty P and Gibby welcome Matt Captline, founder of Low Stress Bets, to talk about how his disciplined, data-driven approach to sports betting has outperformed the S&P 500 in seven of the last twelve months. They dive into the art of “low stress” betting — avoiding parlays, stacking small wins, and applying investment logic to sports wagers. From Steelers futures to live PGA picks, Matt explains how patience and process can turn betting into a long-term strategy, not a gamble. The crew also swaps thoughts on Warren Buffett, golf course management, and gas station snacks — all wrapped in classic One Night in Pinehurst banter. 🎯 Follow Matt at LowStressBets.com and on Instagram & YouTube for his latest plays. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices