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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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‘The Full Go’ returns as the guys recap Week 1! Jason goes through his preparation for the game, how the game felt like it was from 2006, and his concerns about the offensive line. Then, Jason talks about the players that stood out to him, why Jaylon Johnson is one of the most underrated corners in the game, and why he’s not worried about Caleb Williams’ struggles (1:27). Next, Jason breaks down Tyreek Hill being handcuffed because of a driving violation (40:30). To wrap, Jason gives his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar playing the Super Bowl halftime show and why the superstar rapper’s beef with Drake goes beyond rap (48:52).
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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as The Ringer’s resident quarterback expert Steven Ruiz joins the podcast to break down his QB rankings with Jason. The two discuss whether Patrick Mahomes is in a tier by himself, which QB could make a jump this season, and why Tua Tagovailoa is ranked 18th (5:05). Next, Jason welcomes Fox Sports’ Adam Amin to the pod! The two chat about how Adam and the Fox crew get ready for a game each week, what it’s like covering a new era of Bears football, and how long it takes to build consistency for a crew (29:52).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guests: Steven Ruiz and Adam Amin
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 talk about their disappointment in Alex’s Florida Gators and what changes need to happen for Florida to succeed. Next, the guys start previewing Week 1 of the Bears’ season. They talk about what the first game should look like, how coverages dictate where quarterbacks should go with the football, and when Caleb Williams will have more autonomy at the offensive line. They also dig into AB’s expectations for the defense and score predictions for the game. Then, Jason chats with Kyle, who is back after covering the Cubs’ series against the Nationals in D.C. The two talk about how real the Cubs’ playoff chances are, what has spurred the turnaround, and whether this season would be a failure if the Cubs miss the playoffs. To wrap, the guys discuss the end of NBC Sports Chicago and rehash memories from the past 20 years of the station.
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Alex Brown
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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Jason Goff dives into a packed episode of 'The Full Go'! He kicks things off reflecting on the last weekend without football (3:00) and breaks down the first two NFL games, including Chiefs vs. Ravens and Packers vs. Eagles (7:00). Jason boldly predicts the NFC North will be the hardest division in football this season (9:30). On the baseball front, he tackles the White Sox's historic downfall, questioning if they might be the worst team in MLB history (13:05). Plus, a reflection on Chicago baseball's lackluster summer (22:00), a debate on the White Sox's fall from grace being the worst in Chicago sports history (30:00), some personal fatherhood stories (35:00), and a college football roundup featuring Georgia's dominance over Dabo Swinney (46:00). Don't miss this loaded episode!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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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason and the guys get you ready for some football! Jason recaps Colorado–North Dakota State and lavishes praise on Travis Hunter (1:28). Next, Jason checks in with both baseball teams. He discusses the Cubs’ recent hot streak and what that means for the team going forward, Pete Crow-Armstrong’s ascension, and whether Jed Hoyer can reel in the big fish. Next, he comments on the Sox, who are quickly approaching the all-time loss record. He talks about whether anyone in the organization should keep their job and why it’ll be hard for the Sox to win back favor with their fans (17:25). Next, Jason gives his thoughts on the Bears’ offensive line and Nate Davis’s practice habits, plus his critiques of 'Hard Knocks' (39:39).
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Host: Jason Goff
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason talks about his trip to Jamaica! He talks about people coming up to him talking about sports, enjoying time with his wife, and the importance of time in life (1:20). Next, Jason and Alex delve into ‘Hard Knocks’ and the Bears’ cut-down decisions. The two get into how players form relationships throughout the preseason, who took the news the worst in Alex Brown’s career, and whether they’re comfortable with the Bears’ QB room not having a veteran. To wrap, the two discuss how the running back touches will be decided, the promise of the secondary, record predictions for the Bears, and who the top five wide receivers are in the NFC North (44:57).
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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 with a special college football edition. Jason welcomes ESPN's Adam Rittenberg to the podcast to talk about the contenders in college football, the 12-team playoff, and if this is the year Miami returns to prominence!
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Adam Rittenberg
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason welcomes Alex Brown, no. 96, to the podcast to recap ‘Hard Knocks.’ The two talk about the confidence Caleb Williams brings, the most entertaining rookie AB has seen, and Brian Urlacher stories (1:24). They also dive into what the ramifications would have been if Matthew Judon had been traded to the Bears, Velus Jones Jr.’s interesting animal story, and the advantages of having a good punter (25:46).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Alex Brown
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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Bears fans, get ready to say "That’s my QB!" as Caleb Williams shines in his latest outing. Jason Goff breaks down the best throw of the game (6:25) and dives into the real-time communication between Caleb and Rome (8:35). Hear why the hope surrounding Caleb is different from Justin Fields (9:38) and why the Bears finally "got the dude" (14:50). Plus, the defense brought their A-game, showing that this one mattered (17:41). Jason also talks about why it's okay to feel excited about the Bears again (21:03) and calls for a much-needed new stadium in Chicago (35:15). Don't miss this episode packed with pride, analysis, and a glimpse of Chicago's sports future!
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Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Kyle Williams, Chris Sutton, Steve Ceruti and Tony Gill
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason discusses his frustration with the Yankees–White Sox series. He details why the Sox will never spend like the Yankees, what it's like enduring another 100-plus loss season, and the experience of watching a superstar like Juan Soto (1:15). Next, Jason welcomes Alex Brown, no. 96, to the podcast for his victory lap on Caleb Williams. AB and Jason dig into the Bears’ first preseason game, how the new kickoff rules are making that phase of the game relevant again, and AB’s training camp experiences (10:25). To wrap, Jason welcomes the Chicago Sun-Times’ Joe Cowley to the podcast to discuss the future of the Bulls, the front office’s feelings toward Billy Donovan, and the Zach LaVine trade market (53:38).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guests: Alex Brown and Joe Cowley
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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‘The Full Go’ returns as Jason breaks down the Bears’ preseason game against the Buffalo Bills! He explains why it’s good for Bears fans to feel excitement about Caleb Williams, why the young quarterback’s confidence is refreshing, and the hype surrounding him. He also talks about why the Bears are on a fact-finding mission this season (1:14). Next, Jason delves into the White Sox’ play-by-play announcer’s feud with the local radio station and why it matters how a team delivers its product (37:02).
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‘The Full Go’ returns as the guys open the podcast with a story from Tony and discuss why he’s the biggest hater. Next, Jason breaks down the significance of the White Sox's failure to hold a press conference for Pedro Grifol’s dismissal. He explains why the decision was that of a small-market team, why a fresh start is in order, and why fans deserve better (1:29). Next, Jason welcomes Shannon Furman to the podcast to discuss 'Hard Knocks.' The two talk about the planning that goes into the show, how they build a rapport with a team, and how they teach players and coaches to operate when there are cameras around. They also talk about what's it like to cover Caleb Williams, setting up the Jonathan Owens–Simone Biles scene, and how special it was to record the DJ Moore signing (38:51). To wrap, Jason gives his thoughts on Caleb Williams naming Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers as his top two quarterbacks in the NFL and explains why there was some shade involved in his choice (59:03).
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Host: Jason Goff
Guest: Shannon Furman
Producers: Tony Gill, Chris Sutton, and Kyle Williams
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