The Full Go with Jason Goff

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with FanDuel’s Kay Adams. Kay and Jason talk about her P&G Battle of the Paddles event on Feb. 7, the freedom she felt starting ‘Up and Adams,’ and how real the Travis Kelce retirement discourse is (1:15). Following that, Jason welcomes no. 96 Alex Brown to the show. The two give their thoughts on the Lions and Ravens losing in the championship games, how Alex felt about losing in the NFC championship game, and what they thought about Dan Campbell’s fourth-down decisions (21:44). Next, they get into the Brock Purdy discourse and how to properly rate him, how difficult it is to guard mobile quarterbacks, and whether the narrative around running quarterbacks will change (59:10).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Kay Adams and Alex Brown

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast by talking about the NFL playoffs. He speaks about why Sunday’s results aren’t a referendum on dual-threat quarterbacks. He digs into why Bears fans shouldn’t look into this one game as a reason to move away from Justin Fields (1:16). Following that, the guys discuss the Lions’ meltdown against the 49ers, Twitter trolls, and Dan Campbell’s fourth-down decisions. Was he wrong or right (12:25)? To wrap up, Jason discusses Zach LaVine still being on the Bulls roster despite the public efforts to be moved, why he’s the saddest athlete in Chicago sports, and how LaVine’s saga is a warning for other stars who want out (49:28).

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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'The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with some Bulls talk. He gives his thoughts on the Bulls’ 141-132 loss to the Lakers. He talks about why this Bulls team is different from last year’s, Nikola Vucevic’s shooting woes, the Zach LaVine trade rumors, and why he’s looking forward to watching the young players the rest of the season. Following that, Jason welcomes Josh Schrock to the podcast to talk about the Bears. The two discuss the Bears hiring Shane Waldron, how the Bears can augment the roster to maximize Waldron’s schematic strengths, and who could be the next defensive coordinator for the Bears. To wrap, Jason welcomes The Ringer’s Danny Kelly to preview the NFL Playoffs. The two discuss if a team can win with a middle-class quarterback, how Danny would rank the coaches the NFC and AFC title games, and their picks.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Josh Schrock and Danny Kelly

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast with no. 96, Alex Brown. Jason and Alex discuss Jason’s social media occurrence with fans. They discuss the passion fans show, how social media has changed fandom, and whether Alex has seen fan scrutiny shake a player’s confidence (1:15). Following that, the two discuss why this Super Bowl can be the Blackest one ever if the Ravens and Lions win this weekend. They also discuss who the best team left in the NFL is, who’s winning the NFC, and why Alex believes the Lions can win the Super Bowl (32:37). To wrap, the guys give their thoughts on the Bears' hiring of Shane Waldron (40:59). Fan question for the voicemail: What Chicago sports moment were you the most passionate about?

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Alex Brown

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens the podcast joined by 670 The Score’s Laurence Holmes for the ‘Local Angle.’ The two talk about the homogenization of football, and what the Bears can learn from the teams that are still alive in the playoffs. The two also discuss the next steps for the Bears in the team-building process, takeaways from Justin Fields's three pro seasons, and how there’s more than one way to build a team (1:15). Next, the two chat about why development isn’t linear, how to evaluate different quarterback cases, and debate whether quarterbacks should start immediately (21:34). To wrap up, the guys discuss the White Sox’s potential move from Guaranteed Rate Field (47:27).

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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 opens the podcast by breaking down the Bears offensive coordinator interviews. He talks about the significance of the Bears interviewing Caleb Williams’ offensive coordinator, Kliff Kingsbury, and what it could mean for Matt Eberflus’ job (1:15). Following that, Jason talks about the Chicago Sun-Times’ top media list for 2023. He gives thanks to his fellow nominees and also the listeners (24:35). Next, Jason reveals how he took in the Bulls-Raptors game on TNT. What are the wins Jason is looking for the rest of the season? Jason also gives his thought on why the Bulls are going nowhere, Zach LaVine’s trade prospects and why Pat Riley should be honored at the next Bulls Ring of Honor night (39:17). To wrap, Jason digs into the news of the Chicago White Sox potentially moving to the South Loop (58:53).

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason chats with good ol' no. 96, Alex Brown. Jason and Alex discuss why the Cowboys don’t win in the playoffs, why Alex wants his version of C.J. Stroud in Chicago, and the Eagles-Bucs debacle. Following that, the two discuss Bill Belichick's interview with Atlanta, Mike Tomlin walking out of a press conference, and what draft pick Alex would trade for Tomlin (1:15). After the conversation with Alex, Jason discusses Jason Benetti winning the NSMA Illinois Sportscaster of the Year award, and why it’s a kick in the nuts as a White Sox fan (44:32). To wrap up, Jason discusses Michael Jordan’s absence from the Bulls Ring of Honor ceremony, and why it’s important to remember that athletes are human (50:44).

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason opens by talking about the Bulls’ Ring of Honor night and the disaster that it was. Jason talks about why it was one of the worst nights in Chicago sports history, why the Bulls didn’t win six rings in the ’90s without Jerry Krause, and how he felt being in the building as the fans booed his widow (1:15). Following that, Jason continues discussing why the booing was in poor taste and why fans should want a Krause-type figure to run their team, and he also looks forward to more Ring of Honor nights (20:52). Next, Jason talks about the Bears' offensive coordinator options and whether Justin Fields or Caleb Williams will be the Bears quarterback and how the NFL has become homogenized (58:20).

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason talks about his experience at the Chicago Bulls Ring of Honor event at the United Center. He recalls being a young kid watching the Bulls on television and what it was like to be among many of the franchise pillars. Next, Jason chats with FanDuel’s Liv Moods. The two discuss Liv’s journey into journalism, getting that first call from Colin Cowherd, and staying authentic in the media space. Jason and Liv also touch on how she balances gut feelings with analytics, her biggest flex as a bettor, and what bets she’s looking at for the NFL playoffs. To wrap the pod, Jason welcomes former Chicago Bear Anthony “Spice” Adams to the podcast. Jason and Spice talk about Spice’s role with Casey’s pizza, how he got into the media space, why he still has a connection with the Bears, and his prediction on whether Justin Fields will stay in Chicago.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Liv Moods and Anthony Adams

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns with an emergency podcast after the Bears fired offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and much of the offensive coaching staff. Jason digs into why the Bears' half-measured approach shouldn’t be good enough for the fan base. He also discusses how GM Ryan Poles missed an opportunity to take the team into a new era, why the Bears should be the second-most attractive job on the market, and why the standards at Halas Hall need to be raised.

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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