The Full Go with Jason Goff

‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason discusses the Bears’ 31-26 loss to the Lions. Jason talks about why he’s seen enough of Matt Eberflus and Luke Getsy and why we should have believed Justin Fields earlier. The Bears showed some progress but ultimately reverted back to their roots (1:12). After that, Jason discusses Darnell Wright’s performance against Aidan Hutchinson and the disappointment in the lack of DJ Moore in the passing game (16:54). Following that, it’s time to talk about the Chicago Bulls. Jason delves into the Zach LaVine controversy and why it reveals a lot about him. He talks about how the Bulls are putting together some putrid offensive performances (37:11). To wrap the pod, Jason reminisces about where he was when he first saw the Malice at the Palace 19 years ago (57:53).

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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 starts off with some Bulls talk. Jason discusses the team's latest meltdown on Wednesday against the Magic. He also shares why it’s best for both sides for the Zach LaVine era to end (1:19). Then, Jason welcomes former NBA player and Chicagoan Evan Turner from the 'Point Forward' podcast. The two talk about Evan competing against Derrick Rose in high school, why he chose Ohio State, and his thoughts on what the Bulls should do going forward (29:11). After that, Jason welcomes ESPN’s Eric Woodyard to the podcast to preview Lions-Bears. The two get into how the Lions have dealt with success, why Jared Goff has been so good this season, and what makes offensive coordinator Ben Johnson special (1:06:13). Following that conversation, Jason gives his prediction for Sunday’s game. He gets into his expectation for Justin Fields’s return, and why he’s excited to finally watch a competent offense again (1:10:05).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Evan Turner and Eric Woodyard

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason starts off with some Bulls talk. Jason digs into the latest rumors surrounding Zach LaVine and whether he will be a Bull after this season. He also discusses how LaVine’s career in Chicago has plateaued and why he might be more revered in a different environment (1:12). After that, Jason welcomes Alex Brown to the podcast to break down the Bears. They discuss the best quarterback that Brown played against, what Luke Getsy could have done with the downtime to tweak the offense, and if you can scheme someone up on the defensive side of the ball (28:01). All that and more on ‘The Full Go.’

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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 welcomes Fox Sports broadcaster Adam Amin to the podcast. Since the Bears played on Thursday, the guys use the time to look around the NFL quarterback landscape and talk about how Justin Fields can secure a spot on next year’s Bears team and what the team should expect from Montez Sweat (1:08). After that, Adam and Jason discuss Adam’s day-to-day as a sports broadcaster (21:06). Then, the two discuss what’s next for the NBA and how the league can improve itself and evolve. To wrap up, the two talk about the art of performing and how to deal with trolls (54:57).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Adam Amin

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason gives you a fresh recap of Bears-Panthers. The Bears won, but in ugly fashion. What does it mean for the Bears going forward? What did Jason see from Tyson Bagent (1:15)? After that, Jason welcomes The Ringer's Tate Frazier to the podcast! Tate and Jason talk all things college basketball: Who are the teams to follow this season, and who are the players to watch (21:37)? Jason then discusses broadcaster Jason Benetti leaving the White Sox for the Detroit Tigers, details the importance of the broadcaster to the overall fan experience, and why the White Sox were lucky to have Benetti (37:30). To wrap the pod, Jason talks about his birthday exploits! Everything from a birthday dinner to a Bulls game, Jason has a story to tell (48:38).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Tate Frazier

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes The Charlotte Observer’s Alex Zietlow to the pod. The two preview all things Bears-Panthers. Did the Panthers select the right quarterback? Who is overlooked on the Panthers team? Alex and Jason have you covered (1:18). Jason welcomes Alex Brown, good ole no. 96, to the podcast. The two discuss the importance of Montez Sweat’s effort level, what Brown sees in Tyson Bagent’s game that can improve, and why the Bears need to choose between Luke Getsy and Justin Fields (27:23). Lastly, Jason shares his reaction to Jed Hoyer's hiring of Craig Counsell and firing of David Ross. He explains what this means for the Cubs going forward and why it’s positive for the team’s outlook. Jason explains why Hoyer’s cutthroat approach is necessary for a big-market team (1:10:50).

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Alex Brown and Alex Zietlow

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason breaks down the Bears' 24-17 loss. Jason dives into Tyson Bagent’s turnovers and how it’s OK if he’s just a backup. He talks about Bears fans' desperation for competent quarterback play, offensive coordinator Luke Getsy’s play calls, and Montez Sweat’s first game (1:10). Jason also explains why Justin Fields should start the minute his thumb heals. After the Bears talk, Jason shakes some dust off the White Sox as he gives his take on Tim Anderson’s option being declined and the prominent era of White Sox baseball that never was. He discusses why Anderson represented hope for the franchise.The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming (33:22).

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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 discusses the turmoil at Halas Hall. The Bears dismissed their running back coach and didn’t trade Jaylon Johnson. Jason talks about who needs to answer for the dysfunction. Jason looks ahead to Sunday’s game and discusses if Matt Eberflus and Ryan Poles are the right people for the job. After that, Jason welcomes ESPN’s Saints reporter Katherine Terrell to preview the Bears-Saints game. The two discuss Derek Carr’s adjustment to the Saints offense, what the Bears can expect to see from Alvin Kamara, and who some players are that Bears fans aren’t expecting to have success. To wrap the podcast, Jason talks to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg about the sign stealing scandal at Michigan. How fast can the process go? Will it impact Michigan’s season? The two also discuss the latest on the Northwestern hazing scandal.

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Katherine Terrell and Adam Rittenberg

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as there’s trade news to break down. Jason talks with the Washington Post’s Commanders beat reporter Sam Fortier about what the Bears are getting Montez Sweat. What does Sweat like to be called? What is Sweat’s play style and why is Washington trading him? Jason and Sam break it all down for you (1:15). After that, Jason and AB recap the Bears game and the positives and negatives for Tyson Bagent on Sunday. How will Montez Sweat impact the Bears pass rush? AB and Jason get into that and all things Bears as they gear up for the second half of the season (18:13). To wrap the pod, Jason gives his take on the James Harden trade and how it affects the Bulls. Could DeRozan be on the move if the Bulls continue on a downward trajectory? Jason gives you some Bulls talk (1:01:20). 

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Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Sam Fortier, Alex Brown

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

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason breaks down the Bears’ 30-13 prime-time loss to the Chargers. He dives into the problem with Bears fans wanting to give the backup quarterback reps. He also discusses his issues with the broadcast, and why it was a disservice to those watching (1:14). After talking about Bears-Chargers, Jason discusses the Bulls' recent games against the Pistons and Raptors, and their whole litany of issues, including how watching Bulls basketball made him think of an idea. He tries to figure out who is to blame for the Bulls’ meager start to the season. Is it time to panic after their loss to the Pistons? Where do the Bulls go from here (16:46)? To wrap the pod, Jason talks about the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to the Denver Broncos, the Kirk Cousins injury, and whether Justin Fields could succeed elsewhere (40:11).

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Host: Jason Goff

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

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