‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason does a special emergency edition with 670 The Score’s Laurence Holmes! The two chat about the Bears trading Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Jason talks about why he has an affinity for Fields, the media coverage of Fields, and what it means going forward for the franchise. The two also discuss if Ryan Poles got enough for Fields, how Pittsburgh fits Fields, and the pressure on Caleb Williams to succeed in Chicago.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Laurence Holmes

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts the pod by breaking down the Bears' trade for Pro Bowl receiver Keenan Allen! He talks about how GM Ryan Poles is addressing his past mistakes, why Bears fans have trust issues, and why he’s OK with the draft capital they gave up. Jason also talks about the way Justin Fields has been discussed in Chicago. Next, Jason talks about the Bulls-Clippers game. He discusses why Paul George has become one of the most fun players to watch, and why he resonates with the younger generation. He also talks about how Michael Jordan has hijacked basketball conversations (31:07). Following the Bulls talk, Jason gives his thoughts on the White Sox trading Dylan Cease. He talks about the error of White Sox baseball that wasn’t, why fans should tune in, and what’s next for the franchise (48:21). To wrap, Jason gives his thoughts on Nick Saban’s NIL comments (57:57).

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‘The Full Go’ returns, and Jason starts things off by sharing his true feelings about the Chicago Italian Beef sandwich and some of the big free-agent moves around the NFL. He then takes a hard look at the player signings the Bears have made this week, and speculates on what GM Ryan Poles has in store for the roster moving forward (19:38). Finally, Jason ends the pod with a harrowing tale of a fan encounter gone wrong in the United Center men’s room during the Mavs' dominant win over the Bulls on Monday night (36:48).

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Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Kyle Williams, and Chris Sutton

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with some college basketball talk! Jason talks about why he enjoyed watching the women’s SEC tournament final between LSU and South Carolina. He explains why the animosity between the two teams is why we love sports, and why the women’s game has become a show (1:38). After that, Jason breaks down the Kevin Byard signing. Jason gives his thoughts on why it’s a low-risk signing, plus what Byard can bring to the Bears (18:34). Next, the fellas discuss the Ben Simmons situation. They compare Simmons to Lonzo Ball, and explain why the two scenarios are different (25:16). To wrap, Tony explains how the Russell Wilson signing affects the Justin Fields trade market (33:37).

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with news that Jaylon Johnson has re-signed with the Bears! He breaks down the contract, how the Bears should address the defensive tackle position, and how Ryan Poles can help Caleb Williams (1:35). Next, Jason figures out how he should treat the Bulls’ recent success. He talks about Coby White’s progression, and why Bulls fans aren’t appreciating DeMar DeRozan (30:32). Then, Jason gives the fans some boxing talk. He talks about his reverence for Mike Tyson, and why he won’t watch Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul.

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast by telling a story about his gym progress.  (1:06). Next, Jason explains what he liked about Coby White’s career performance against the Kings. He talks about what stood out to him about White’s game, why the Bulls need to find out what White is and isn’t, and the buzz he gets from good Bulls performances (16:16). Next, Jason talks to Yahoo Sports’ Charles McDonald. The two chat about the end of the Russell Wilson tenure in Denver, the buzz around the Bears at the combine, and much more (32:42)! Then, Tony and Jason talk about the lack of enforcers in today’s NBA. To wrap, Jason talks about the Bears franchising Jaylon Johnson and trading for offensive lineman Ryan Bates (59:20).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Charles McDonald

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast by telling a story about a surprise provided by his family (1:05). Next, Jason explains why there are only three teams that can win an NBA championship, and just how far the Bulls are from contending. Jason also explains why he’s going to appreciate watching DeMar DeRozan for the last stretch of the Bulls’ season (18:04). Next, Jason gives his thoughts on Caitlin Clark breaking Pete Maravich’s scoring record, and why we can’t appreciate the moment for what it is (39:42). To wrap, Jason talks about why he doesn’t feel the Caleb Williams situation will go as planned for the Bears (56:03).

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast by discussing the Victor Wembanyama vs. Chet Holmgren matchup. He discusses why he enjoys the matchup, why Wembanyama will be a problem for the league, and the significance of the two taking each matchup personally. He also digs into the Denver Nuggets, and why he believes it’s Nikola Jokic’s league (1:05). Next, Jason talks about the NFL Draft Combine and his consternation surrounding the event. He also talks about the leverage Caleb Williams holds and why the dynamics of the quarterback position are shifting. To wrap, Jason talks about Andre Drummond and how the league devaluing the big man hurt him (22:28). He discusses the impact Drummond has made throughout his career, how he’s handled smaller roles, and why Drummond should be appreciated more (57:49. 

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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Jason starts today’s edition of 'The Full Go’ by sharing his reactions to the Bulls' disappointing double-digit loss to the hapless Pistons. Next, Chicago Sun-Times writer and co-host of the ‘Sports Adjacent Podcast,’ Jason Lieser, calls in from the NFL combine in Indianapolis to discuss the future of Justin Fields, how Ryan Poles can improve the Bears’ roster, and much more (23:21).

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Guest: Jason Lieser

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Kyle Williams, and Chris Sutton

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with the Chicago Tribune’s Phil Thompson to talk all things Blackhawks. Jason and Phil talk about the energy surrounding Patrick Kane’s return to the United Center, how reflective Kane was in his return to the UC, and his game-winning goal. The two also chat about Chris Chelios’ jersey retirement, and what Connor Bedard has to prove down the stretch of the season (1:06). Following that, Jason delves into Patrick Williams’ season-ending injury. He talks about the expectations Williams had when he was drafted, why the evaluation isn’t as incomplete as many think, and Williams not fulfilling the promise he had on draft day (21:25). To wrap, Jason goes in on the Cam Newton fight at the 7-on-7 event. He explains why it’s not wise to fight professional athletes (43:54). 

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Phil Thompson

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams

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