The Full Go with Jason Goff

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the pod by explaining why the Bulls have something in Matas Buzelis. He discusses why it’s big that Buzelis is recognizing how to attack defenses and the swagger and confidence he has. Next, Jason breaks down the Gervonta Davis–Lamont Roach fight. He talks about his love for boxing and why the entire night was entertaining (1:18). Next, Jason welcomes ESPN’s Chris Herring to the podcast. After the two reminisce about past NBA players, they discuss how the NBA game is talked about, the Thunder’s shutdown defense, and how JJ Reddick has done as a first-year coach (27:07).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Chris Herring

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to the podcast. The two chat about AB’s basketball exploits, Jevon Kearse’s freakish physical ability, and how to tell whether an NFL player is giving full effort. They also chat about the NFLPA’s franchise grades, the importance of treating players right, and the pros and cons of the franchise tag. They then get into the current play style of the NBA and whether ‘Thursday Night Football’ is the worst product in sports (1:45).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Alex Brown

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason chops it up with the Sox Machine’s James Fegan about all things White Sox! Jason discusses why it’s better to watch a team grow from the ground up before delving into what James has seen at spring training, who will be the Opening Day shortstop, and what Chris Getz should take away from last year’s 121-loss season. They also touch on first impressions on Will Venable, and Luis Robert Jr.’s future (1:22). Next, Jason welcomes The Ringer’s Tate Frazier to the podcast! The two talk about Jason’s favorite college player, a breakdown of the Big Ten, Kansas’s struggles, and the revitalization of Rick Pitino (33:25). To wrap, Jason gives his thoughts on the Bulls’ beatdown of the 76ers and what he’s taking from the Bulls at this point in the season. He discusses why the 76ers are on a downward trajectory, Matas Buzelis’s aggressiveness, and whether Josh Giddey’s hot stretch is real (52:02).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: James Fegan and Tate Frazier

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason gives his quick thoughts on the Bulls’ overtime loss against the Knicks. He also talks about how the Knicks stack up with the elite tier of the Eastern Conference. He also digs into Patrick Williams’ foot injury and why it’s bad timing for the former no. 4 overall pick (1:55). Next, Jason explains why the Bears don’t care about the backlash from their recent ticket increases, why Bears fans shouldn’t be surprised, and why Bears tickets are luxury items now (10:04). Jason then welcomes Chicago Sun-Times columnist Scoop Jackson to the pod! The two chat about apathy in the NBA and the league’s role in it, the issues with how the game is promoted, and solutions to All-Star Weekend. They also discuss ring culture and getting back to celebrating players (17:32).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Scoop Jackson

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason discusses his Valentine’s Day weekend and what producer Kyle got into. They then dive into the disjointed All-Star Weekend and how it's lost its magic. Jason explains why the weekend had very little juice and what can be done to resuscitate the weekend. He also digs into who the next NBA star is and whether someone can grab that torch from LeBron James.

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Host: Jason Goff

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason discusses the Bulls’ blowout loss against the Pistons. He talks about why rebuilding is hard, his disappointment in the Bulls’ effort, and why more losses like this are on the horizon. Next, he welcomes CHSN analyst Connor McKnight to preview the White Sox’s season. The two talk about the bubbling youth movement happening in the minors, the dreadful 2024 season, and what to look out for this season. To wrap, Jason welcomes MLB Network’s Jon Morosi to the pod! The two chat about whether Kyle Tucker will extend with the Cubs, why he’s one of the most underrated stars in baseball, and if the Cubs are done adding to the roster. They also chat about the rest of the NL Central and why Morosi is a fan of the division and why baseball is more fun to watch now.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Connor McKnight and Jon Morosi

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes Herb Howard from The Bigs to the podcast. Before the two chat about the Bears, Jason has a confession to make. After Jason’s confession, the two chat about the Bears’ disappointing 2024 season. They look at ways the Bears can improve, discuss how the Bears can upgrade the trenches on both sides, and what it's going to take to get this team to return to being a playoff contender. Herb also gives his thoughts on Caleb Williams’s season and what the power structure at Halas Hall is now. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Herb Howard

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason recaps the Super Bowl! He talks about why the Eagles weren’t playing about any games, the trench-play renaissance, and why the NFL has gotten back to physicality. He also digs into why sports need styles, the silliness of the GOAT debate, and why Tom Brady is a Black man. Next, Jason breaks down the Super Bowl halftime show. He talks about why he appreciates emcees and stage presence, why it’s better to mind your business, and how he felt about Kendrick Lamar’s performance.

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Host: Jason Goff

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to the podcast! The two preview the Super Bowl and go through what the week is like for a player, why the Eagles players who were on the 2022 team could experience heartbreak, and why Alex feels like the Bears were the best team during the 2006 season but just didn’t win. The two also discuss the X factor for both teams, why Alex wouldn’t stack the box against Saquon Barkley, and their picks for the Super Bowl. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Alex Brown

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns with an emergency podcast! The Bulls traded Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings, and Jason is here to break it all down for you. He explains what he’s going to remember about the LaVine era, the Bulls’ underwhelming return, and where the team goes from here. He also breaks down how he learned about the Luka Doncic trade and why it’s like nothing he’s seen before, and implores people to do research on who the Mavericks’ owners are. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.

Host: Jason Goff

Producer: Kyle Williams

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