Cashing Out | September 10, 2026 | Hour 2

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This is Cashing Out with your host, Dustin Swedelson, on VSiN, the SportsBetting Network.

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Yeah, buddy, welcome back into Cashing Out. I'm Dustin Swedelson, coming to you as always from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas. You can always catch the show, SiriusXM, Channel 189, YouTube TV, the Visa Watch app, and radio affiliates across the United States of God bless America.

We've got two games in the book in the NFL season, week one thus far. Thursday, the Niners pick up the win in Australia, 27 to 7

They cash on the money line, they cash catching three and a half. We go under on the total of 47 and a half as well, as there's going to be a lot of discussion about the travel plans of the Rams, just deciding to roll up day of, pop off the plane, play a game essentially, and go back home. Now, we don't know how this looks down the road, but as far as one game in a vacuum, certainly seems to be an issue here as the Rams start the season, not only and 1 as your Super Bowl favorite, they get longer, they go from 5 to 1 to win the Super Bowl, and they also get longer in their division. Before this game started, the Rams were minus 105 to win the NFC West, Seattle was plus 210, the Niners were 3 to 1 Now, you look up at the odds, the Rams are plus 164, the Niners are plus 180, the Seahawks are plus 184, despite their 1 and start to the season, and the Arizona Cardinals just for good measure. I know you're not going to bet that. They are indeed 100 to 1 to win the NFC West this year. Kyle Shanahan, his trends against his pupil, Sean McVay, they continue to go in his favor. He's now 8 and 1 against the spread since 2019 as an underdog against Sean McVay head to head. Maybe at some point in time, the books will adjust the number and power rank Kyle Shanahan above Sean McVay at this point. Now one is a ring, one does not. And early in this game, you could see that there was just a little bit, I'm not gonna call it jet lag, but a little bit of a lack of crispness from the Rams offense. They got the ball, they began the game with a three and out. And Francisco then took over 15 plays, 65 yards. Here's the importance that 7 minute and 13 second drive resulting in a field goal. They went up three nothing in the first. The Rams then touchdown on their drive following that leading into the second quarter. Kyron Williams from five yards out gets in the end zone. He was five and a half to one to be the first touchdown scorer. He was minus $1.20 anytime touchdown. All of a sudden the Rams had the lead seven to three. You're like, okay, maybe they're gonna get things going in the right direction. Following that drive, Brock Purdy threw an interception to Quinton Lake. You're saying, oh no, the Rams are gonna roll.

Au contraire, Mon Frere. Because Stafford was picked off on the ensuing drive by green. San Francisco got the ball back. They went 86 yards on nine plays, four minutes, 24 seconds. Thanks to a 39 yard touchdown catch by Demarcus Robinson. He was nine and a half to one to score a touchdown in this game. All of a sudden, the Niners had a 10-7 lead. They never looked back the rest of the way. We go into half time, 10-7, Niners with the lead and out of the break, San Francisco dominated the time of possession and dominated the line of scrimmage. Seven plays, 51 yards, three minutes, 57 seconds. Ending in a Mike Evans, two yard touchdown catch. The newly acquired future Hall of Famer was two to one to score a touchdown in this game. The Rams got the ball back. So keep in mind, at this point, we're looking at a 17-7 game. A score makes it a one score game.

Rams get the ball down to the one yard line of San Francisco. Twelve plays, 72 yards, and they're unable to punch it in. They turn over on downs. San Francisco then, with the response and moment of the game. They take over at their own one. They drive 99 yards on 11 plays, five minutes and 44 seconds. Brock Purdy rolling out to the right, finds Debo Samuel in the end zone. Samuel was plus 370 to score a touchdown in this game, for good measure. Eddie Pinheiro added a 56 yard field goal. That's how we got to 27 to 7