The Full Go with Jason Goff

The Full Go is back to round out your week. Jason starts the podcast and discusses the new Bulls Andre Drummond and Goran Dragić (4:45) and how their impact is being felt immediately on the roster. Jason then breaks down how the Bears are using star quarterback Justin Fields (15:00) and how they can continue his progress into a tough matchup against superstar linebacker Micah Parsons and the Dallas Cowboys. To preview Bears vs Cowboys, Jason is joined by Chicago Sun-Times Bears beat writer Patrick Finely (28:30) as they break down Justin Fields' development and how the Bears' defense will change now that star defensive lineman Robert Quinn has been traded. From the Dallas side of the matchup, Jason is joined by Clarence Hill Jr. of the Fortworth Star-Telegram (47:00) to discuss how the Cowboys plan to attack the Bears. Jason ends the podcast by discussing the lack of American-born Black baseball players in the World Series (57:42) and in the MLB.

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns on a night of Chicago sports dominance over the Boston area (shout-out to Bill Simmons) as the Bears beat the Patriots on 'Monday Night Football,' and the Bulls beat the Celtics. Jason begins the show discussing the Bears' victory over the Pats (12:21). Win or lose, all Bears fans want to see is this kind of progress with Justin Fields. Next, Jason recaps the Bulls' win over the Celtics before going all-in on Patrick Williams, who is looking more and more like a bust (28:18). Jason and producer Tony Gill look over the 2020 NBA draft class and decide which player they would take over Williams with the no. 4 pick that year (56:54). Also, Jason congratulates Tony on his recent wedding!

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason recaps his week before later diving into the Bulls’ 116-108 victory over the Heat (06:12). He discusses DeMar DeRozan carrying the offense, Ayo Dosunmu’s impressive season debut, and Patrick Williams being completely nonexistent. He’s then joined by The Ringer’s own Zach Kram to get a different perspective on the Bulls’ win (26:12). Later, Jim Murray from 98.5 Sports Hub joins the show to preview the Bears-Patriots Monday night game, and discuss what he’s seen from the Celtics after their win over the 76ers (44:49).

Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Zach Kram and Jim Murray

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns as Jason is joined by Scoop Jackson and Darnell Mayberry to discuss the Bulls' upcoming season. They dive into all the issues and questions surrounding the Bulls, including what the roster will look like in the next few years, Zach LaVine’s national perception, what to do with Patrick Williams, and more. Also, they discuss which national story lines intrigue them the most, and why Luka Doncic could win this year’s MVP.

Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Scoop Jackson and Darnell Mayberry

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns after an embarrassing Bears loss to the Commanders in which the offense failed to score more than seven points (01:18). Jason discusses the 'Thursday Night Football' broadcast before diving into issues that have continued to plague the Bears franchise for years: shaky quarterback play and nonexistent offenses. Next, Jason opens up the voicemails line, (773) 359-3103, to hear what Bears fans have to say about the loss (35:40).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns as Jason gears up for the big Thursday night game between the Bears and Commanders (09:06). He discusses Ron Rivera’s comments about Carson Wentz and what he saw after rewatching the Bears-Vikings tape. The Bulls played their last preseason game, and in typical fashion, Patrick Williams had himself a game (28:39). Jason also discusses what he expects from the Bulls this season. After controversial roughing the passer calls in the NFL this week, Jason gives his analogy for the whole situation (43:21).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns as Jason breaks down that weird feeling he had during the Bears' loss to the Vikings on Sunday (03:56). He also discusses the lackluster coaching in the NFL this season, before going over the strong second-half showing by the Bears. More questions arise for Patrick Williams after the Bulls' preseason victory over the Raptors (32:26). In "Outside the Chi," Jason discusses the punch heard around the NBA (39:39).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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After one of the worst 'Thursday Night Football' games, Jason is done watching Russell Wilson play football (02:52). One thing is certain as the Bears get ready for the Vikings this weekend: They are going to have to score if they want to win (14:45). Vikings color commentator Pete Bercich returns to the show to help preview this weekend’s game with the Bears (24:50). The new voice of the Blackhawks, Chris Vosters, joins the show to discuss how he became the successor to Pat Foley and what to expect from the team on the ice this season (53:48). Now that the season has finally ended for the White Sox, Jason reflects on the disaster it was, and where the team can go from here (01:17:45).

Host: Jason Goff

Guests: Pete Bercich and Chris Vosters

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Bulls are finally back as Jason reacts to their preseason opener against the Pelicans (08:37). He discusses why Chicago's defense will need to step it up without Lonzo Ball, how Ayo Dosunmu looked, and the importance of Dalen Terry. Also, Jason shares his feelings on top NBA draft prospect Victor Wembanyama before giving a shout-out to 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans (28:06). Former producer Chris Tannehill returns to the show to discuss the future of the White Sox now that Tony La Russa has officially retired (35:46).

Host: Jason Goff

Guest: Chris Tannehill

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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The Full Go returns as Jason looks back at the Bears' loss to the Giants and the bigger issues that are emerging after the first four weeks of the season (06:12). At the end of the day, the game was lost in the trenches on both sides of the ball. Jason also questions how Justin Fields can be properly evaluated when he’s surrounded by lesser talent. It has been reported that White Sox manager Tony La Russa will announce his retirement, leaving the Sox to start all over again (40:28). Could this disastrous season have been avoided if La Russa was never hired to begin with? Lastly, Jason plays your voicemails to hear what you are saying about the Bears (50:58).

Host: Jason Goff

Producers: Steve Ceruti, Jessie Lopez, and Tony Gill

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