Los Angeles Rams vs San Francisco 49ers | NFL Week 4 Monday Night Football Game Analysis

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The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Arizona Cardinals to improve to 2-1. The San Francisco 49ers fell 11-10 to the Denver Broncos. Now they meet on Monday Night Football. The 49ers have had the Rams number these last 3 years. Can they continue the trend? Get the experts' insights to find the winning NFL pick.

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BetUS host TJ Rives, and expert handicappers Las Vegas Cris and Brad Thomas analyze the Monday Night Football game Los Angeles Rams vs San Francisco 49ers. They'll go over the latest football betting trends, and best value NFL odds available and share their picks and expert predictions for this NFL Week 4 game.

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