The Full Go with Jason Goff

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason gives his final thoughts on the Bears’ win against the Rams. He touches on Gervon Dexter Sr.’s improved play, why he wants Caleb Williams to replicate his level of play from Sunday, and whether the Bears can still live up to his standards. Next, Jason gives his thoughts from the Chicago Bulls media day. He talks about whether Zach LaVine will be in Chicago in the long term, whether the Bulls can develop and win at the same time, and tempering expectations for the team (1:10). Next, he welcomes former NFL QB Jake Delhomme to the podcast to discuss his belief in Bryce Young, revisiting the D.J. Moore trade, and how quarterback play has changed (37:53). Then, he welcomes Charles McDonald to discuss all things NFL. They go through pretenders and contenders, the issues with the Bengals, and how much having a no. 1 WR helps a team (1:02:25).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Jake Delhomme and Charles McDonald

Producer: Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason breaks down the Bears’ 24-18 win over the Los Angeles Rams. He explains why he thinks the Bears aren’t that good, Braxton Jones’s lack of development, and Jaquan Brisker’s hits. He also explains why the Bears’ pre-snap penalties are at the feet of Matt Eberflus and why Sunday was Caleb Williams’s best game. He also gives props to Tory Taylor’s punting (1:12). Next, Jason also breaks down the unknowns that come with the Bulls’ media day. He talks about how for the first time, he doesn’t have a handle on how this Bulls season can go (33:50). To wrap, the guys give a farewell to Tony Gill (47:15).

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Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts this podcast with Yahoo senior writer Vincent Goodwill. The two reminisce about Derrick Rose’s NBA career after news of his retirement broke. The two talk about Rose’s legacy in Chicago, the force he was at his peak, and how Rose made Bulls games an event. The two also chat about the toll that playing for his hometown took on Rose and how he ushered in the age of the athletic point guard (1:08). Next, Jason welcomes NBC Sports Chicago’s Josh Schrock to the podcast to preview Bears-Rams. The two ruminate on the Bears’ lack of a running game, what has gotten better over the past three weeks, and whether Keenan Allen is nearing a return (54:180. To wrap, Jason discusses the Bears’ disappointment over the beginning of the season and gives one more ode to Rose (1:11:15).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Vincent Goodwill and Josh Schrock

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to look back at the week that was Bears football. The two chat about accountability and missed opportunities before digging into the worst play that AB has ever seen. Next, they chat about the growth they’ve seen from Gervon Dexter Sr., the frustration with the Bears as they might have to hire another coach, and, of course, the team’s offensive line woes (1:20). Then to wrap, with media day loading, the guys chat about the Bulls. Jason gives his thoughts on a recent report that has him a little concerned (58:18).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Alex Brown

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts this edition with a recap of Bears-Colts. He talks about why Anthony Richardson is the NFL’s version of Josh Smith, laments the Bears’ lack of physicality in the end zone, and why he doesn’t have faith in Matt Eberflus to lead the Bears to a Super Bowl (1:11). He also gets into why he feels more confident about 9-8 record prediction, the subpar quarterback play in the NFL and team-building philosophies (49:37). To wrap, he discusses the White Sox as they have an opportunity to set the modern-day MLB loss record (57:20)

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Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason gets into a personal episode. He tells the listeners about his journey in radio, how he grew to love radio, and betting on himself. He explains what the last couple of weeks have been like for him. Next, he welcomes former Colts player Bill Brooks to help preview the Bears-Colts game. The two chat about old-school football, banning two-high safeties, and how offenses can combat the rising defensive ingenuity.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Bill Brooks

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to the podcast. The two try to make sense of the mess that is the Chicago Bears. They dig into the main issues plaguing the offensive line, a conversation AB had with Steve Spurrier, and whether the Bears should have addressed the offensive line in the draft. They also discuss Caleb Williams’s progression, debate whether Matt Eberflus is best suited as a defensive coordinator, and reminisce about old-school football (1:27)!

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Alex Brown

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason recaps and breaks down the absolute disaster that was the Bears’ offensive performance on 'Sunday Night Football.' Jason digs into why the fun is over for the Bears, why Ryan Poles’s negligence to fix the offensive line has hurt the team, and Matt Eberflus not preparing the team (1:25). Next, Jason digs into the Shane Waldron problem. He addresses the poor running game and inadequate offensive production before discussing where Caleb Williams needs to improve after his two-interception performance (19:10). After laying into the offense, Jason talks about the Bears’ standout defensive performance. He talks about the impressive starts by Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards, Montez Sweat needing to make more splash plays, and where the team stands two weeks into the season (28:27). To wrap, Jason thanks everyone for their support after a busy weekend before espousing on the joys of fatherhood (50:08).

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Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason recaps Thursday’s Bills-Dolphins game. He talks about why you don’t need to take the Dolphins seriously, the Bills’ new physical approach, and why running the football is coming back in style. He also addresses Tua Tagovailoa’s concussion and what it means for his football future. Next, Jason previews Bears-Texans! He talks about why it’s a big game for the Bears on ‘Sunday Night Football’ and expresses his concerns about how the Bears will defend the Texans’ running game. He also gives his thoughts on the Bears’ depleted receiving room, why they need to lean on the running game, and why it’s an important game for Shane Waldron as a play caller (22:06). Next, Jason gives the listeners a couple of life updates and talks about the importance of family (35:26). To wrap, NIU’s head football coach, Thomas Hammock, joins the pod to discuss his program’s big win against Notre Dame, embracing the spotlight, and building a program in the NIL era (43:30).

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Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to the podcast to recap the Bears’ Week 1 win. The two chat about Matt Eberflus’s coaching adjustments, question why Velus Jones Jr. is still on the team, and discuss how you can scheme up interior line play. Next, the two talk about how Rome Odunze’s knee injury affects him for this season.The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available.Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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