Did Butt Sweat Make Shedeur Throw a Pick?

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima dissect Shedeur Sanders' interception against Chicago, playing Chase Daniel's viral (and widely mocked) explanation that a sweaty center's rear end made the ball slip out of Sanders' hand. Ken argues a full year of excuse-making around Sanders has made fans reflexively skeptical of any explanation, even plausible ones, while conceding the mistake itself wasn't egregious on its own. Callers Jim and Adam push back hard, with Jim arguing Sanders should be able to handle a wet ball and pointing to a lack of a real path to winning at quarterback this year, while Adam ridicules the butt-sweat theory outright, prompting an extended, increasingly absurd tangent about center sweat, powder versus spray, and Todd Monken needing to rank his centers by perspiration level.