The Full Go with Jason Goff

Jason opens the show by explaining why he will no longer be held hostage by Bears games on Sundays (01:00), and why being a Bears fan is sort of like ‘Game of Thrones' (20:45). Finally, “Mr. White Sox” Minnie Miñoso can be referred to as a Hall of Famer. Miñoso was voted in to Cooperstown by the Golden Days committee on Sunday and Jason shares what Minnie meant to him and White Sox fans everywhere (23:56). Following another huge Bulls victory on Saturday night against Brooklyn, Jason explains why it may not be a stretch to mention this Bulls team and the NBA Finals in the same breath. Plus, it's time to give Marc Eversely and Arturas Karnisovas their flowers for the job they've done rebuilding the Bulls in relatively short order (38:13).  Host: Jason Goff Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by dissecting one of the more exciting Bulls wins of the year (00:51). The Bulls have plenty of issues, but Jason explains why he believes they are a top-three or four team in the Eastern Conference. LaMond Pope (Chicago Tribune) joins the show to discuss the latest with the MLBPA lockout. He speaks about the distance between the Players Association and owners while also pointing out the issues the two sides had when trying to restart the 2020 season (16:35). He also goes through the next possible steps for the White Sox before taking a look at what the rest of the AL Central has done (27:38). The Bears look to build on their Thanksgiving victory in Detroit, but with Justin Fields battling a rib injury, what is there to look forward to (46:51)? The Cubs made a big splash by signing RHP Marcus Stroman to a three-year, $75M contract, but Jason is troubled by the signing. The reason may not be what you think (52:50). Host: Jason Goff Guest: LaMond Pope Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

MLB free agency is here, but where are the White Sox and Cubs? Jason believes the Sox need to make a similar move to the Tigers' signing of Javy Báez (01:23). Robert “Scoop” Jackson joins the show to discuss his journey in the media industry. He speaks about how his work ethic carried him throughout his career and his determination to make sure people respected him above all else (12:58). They also go into how NBA media coverage has changed over the years and why there is distrust between athletes and the media (24:55). Scoop speaks about what basketball means to Chicago, and how the city is the heartbeat of all of basketball (48:38). They discuss which young star could become the next face of the NBA, as Scoop believes the post-LeBron era is happening right now (01:17:23). Lastly, Scoop tells us what he loves about this new Bulls squad (01:21:24). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Robert “Scoop” Jackson Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Bears didn't have to play on Sunday, and Jason and the city of Chicago rejoiced. Jason tries to make sense of that awful Thanksgiving game in Detroit, and how the Bears' organizational incompetence has made Matt Nagy a sympathetic figure (04:25). The Bulls have dropped two of their last three, and officially have some issues. The lack of shooting has become worrisome when you begin to think about what this team's ceiling could be in the Eastern Conference (30:07). In Outside the Chi, Jason takes a look at fan behavior across sports in the wake of LeBron James having two Pacers fans ejected earlier in the week (41:05). Plus, the hip-hop community lost a creative force today as Illinois native/fashion mogul Virgil Abloh passed away at the age of 41 (56:03). Host: Jason Goff Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by addressing the report that Matt Nagy will coach his last game for the Bears on Thursday (0:10). Whether Nagy moves on or not, there are still tons of organizational issues at hand. Jason explains why Bears fans have every reason to be skeptical of the organization finding a suitable replacement at Head Coach. Patrick Mannelly (670 The Score/http://Longsnapper.com) played more games for the Chicago Bears than any player in team history. He's seen a lot during his sixteen year NFL career, so what are players in the locker room thinking after a day like today (20:00)? Patrick had a front row seat for some of the best moments in Bears history, but has also witnessed some of their biggest bungles (25:00). Plus, why don't the Bears consult any of their former players on personnel decisions? Pat gives his unique perspective on what goes on behind closed doors at Halas Hall. Host: Jason Goff Guest: Patrick Mannelly Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by dissecting Chicago's awful loss to Baltimore. More questionable clock management and suspect game-planning have the Bears sitting at 3-7. Jason wonders if things will ever change at Halas Hall (0:10). Lamar Jackson's illness had us wondering, "What is your craziest story of calling off work?" Your responses did not disappoint (21:00). The Bulls continue to impress, as they sit at 12-5 on top of the Eastern Conference, following a big win at home over the Knicks on Sunday night (35:30). Jason highlights Zach LaVine playing good basketball while battling through his thumb injury, and how the Bulls have elevated their play on the defensive end. Host: Jason Goff Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by taking some time to highlight what a special player Lamar Jackson is and why the Bears could be in for a tough day this Sunday against the Ravens (0:30). Coming off a tough loss in Portland, Jason takes a look at the Bulls' roster deficiencies and tells us why the problems in last night's loss may return throughout the season (10:53). Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay host The Ringer's 'Higher Learning' podcast twice a week, and they sit down with Jason to discuss the creative process behind their show (15:15), Scottie Pippen's book (44:00), and the best and worst days of their careers (1:10:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason begins by explaining why Bulls fans can finally ditch their emotional baggage like hate and jealousy as the franchise enters a new era (0:10). Dan Woike grew up in the Chicagoland area and now covers the NBA and Lakers for the L.A. Times. Dan gives us some insight into what's going on with the Lakers, the addition of Russell Westbrook, and the possible end of LeBron's run (14:00). Following Alex Caruso and Lonzo Ball's revenge game in L.A., we asked our listeners for their best stories of revenge in our voicemail segment (1:19:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Dan Woike Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With the Bears idle on Sunday, Chicagoans got an opportunity to sample some NFL action they normally wouldn't see during a typical Bears Sunday. Jason explains why the NFL in 2021 can be unwatchable (unless you're betting on games) (0:10). As Scottie Pippen makes the rounds promoting his new book, he has said several things that have many Bulls fans (including Jason) scratching their heads. Scottie wants to be remembered as the greatest of all time. Jason poses two simple questions: “Who is Scottie Pippen talking to?” and “Who is Scottie Pippen listening to?” (17:00). Jason takes your phone calls on the Bears-less Sunday to discuss why the Blackhawks aren't on the radar quite yet and which album would the guys have liked to be a part of during its recording process (41:00). Host: Jason Goff Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens with the news that Nikola Vucevic will miss time after a positive COVID test and explains why the Bulls might have to just hang on and hope for the best during their upcoming West Coast swing (00:30). Next, he chats with Kahleah Copper of the WNBA champion Chicago Sky about her Finals MVP, how her career brought her to Chicago, what she's learned from Candace Parker, and more (19:18). Finally, he closes it out with some voicemails on the Bulls and whether Bears fans should get their hopes up after Justin Fields's performance on 'Monday Night Football' (43:24).  We always want to hear from you! Leave Jason a message on the Listener Line at 773-359-3103. Host: Jason Goff Guests: Kahleah Copper Producer: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens with his birthday night at Bulls-Nets including the impressive win and his viral moment with James Harden (00:32). Then, he breaks down the Bears' loss on Monday Night Football, why he doesn't want to blame the refs and why this was the game where Justin Fields' talent was as clear as day (11:31). Next, Jason chats with NFL reporter Jim Trotter about his experiences covering the league, his thoughts on Justin Fields, and why he hopes the Bears don't ruin him like many other quarterbacks that came before him (21:47). Finally, he closes it out with college basketball analyst Stephen Bardo discussing his time as a star at Illinois and his predictions for the Big 10 this season (1:11:51). We always want to hear from you! Leave Jason a message on the Listener Line at 773-359-3103.Host: Jason Goff Guests: Jim Trotter and Stephen Bardo Producer: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After the Bulls' back-to-back losses against the 76ers, Jason checks in with Bulls fans to see if they're still riding high after their hot start to the season (0:10). Find out why Jason believes Justin Fields has the opportunity to shine on Monday night (10:00). Ryan Shazier joins the show (14:18) and talks about the injury that ended his career and changed his life. Plus, Ryan tells us how he almost didn't end up at Ohio State University, and later previews tomorrow's ‘Monday Night Football' matchup in Pittsburgh (1:01:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Ryan Shazier Producers: Steve Ceruti & Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Bulls may be off to a great start, but several questions remain ahead of their tough November schedule. Jason discusses some red flags that may create issues later in the season (0:10). Howard Griffith (Big Ten Network) joins the show to talk about the state of the Big Ten, locker room culture before social media, and what happened to the fullback position (15:00). In Outside the Chi, Jason tees up Aaron Rodgers and Robert Sarver for their headlines this week (50:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Howard Griffith Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason is joined by The Ringer's Wosny Lambre (2:00). Wosny takes us around the league and tells us what he thinks about the new-look Bulls and which teams will separate themselves throughout the season. Plus, the guys discuss where Jay-Z's ‘Reasonable Doubt' ranks among the greatest hip-hop albums of all time (55:00). Jason takes your phone calls on Coby White, touches on the Bulls' big win on Monday night, and revisits the concept of the Bulls “teetering” from the last episode (1:03). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Wosny Lambre Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by previewing Sunday's Bears-49ers matchup and explains why he believes this should be a victory for the Bears (0:10). The Bulls and Knicks turned the clock back to the '90s, with the Bulls coming out on the losing end for the first time this season (7:30). John Jastremski of ‘New York, New York' joins the show for our first Ringer crossover to recap Bulls-Knicks (14:00). In the wake of Kyle Beach stepping forward as John Doe in the Blackhawks sexual abuse case, we visit with James Neveau (Madhouse Chicago Hockey Podcast) to explain how an institutional failure like this occurs (39:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: John Jastremski & James Neveau Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens by recapping what we all saw coming a mile away: another Bears disaster during an island game (00:30). At least there are some things to be optimistic about in Chicago, like the 3-0 Bulls. Jason previews what could be a pivotal early stretch in the 2021-22 season (25:00). Finally, as always, we allow our callers to air their Bears frustrations on the voicemail line (33:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason opens by celebrating the return of the NBA and why the Bulls could finally be back (0:30). Vincent Goodwill (Yahoo Sports/SiriusXM) joins Jason to discuss all of the big NBA story lines heading into the season, from Ben Simmons to Kyrie Irving to how the Bulls could be one of the surprise teams in the East (19:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Vincent Goodwill Producers: Stefan Anderson and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to 'The Full Go'! Jason opens the show by recapping yet another Bears loss to Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers (0:30). Former Green Bay Packers lineman Mark Tauscher (ESPN Milwaukee) joins the show to explain why Green Bay has been the hammer to the Bears' nail in this rivalry (14:00). How can MLB's postseason get better? MLB Network's Brian Kenny answers this question and much more (27:00). We close by letting you air out your Bears frustrations on the 'Full Go' voicemail (47:00), and we tip our cap to the WNBA champions, Chicago Sky (53:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wipe off that smile, its Packers week. Jason opens the show by going over some of the more important matchups for this weekend's matchup on the lakefront (0:10). A.J. Pierzynski (2005 World Series Champion/FOX Sports Analyst) dissects what went wrong with the Sox in the ALDS (23:00). Kyle Brandt (NFL Network/The Ringer) talks about his journey from Chicago to producing for Jim Rome and ultimately ending up on NFL Network (55:00). Jason closes the show by highlighting what Packers Head Coach had to say about the Bears potent defense, and how Bears Defensive Coordinator Sean Desai has done a great job deploying them throughout the season (1:33:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens up by sharing his appreciation of Richie Aprile in ‘The Sopranos' (0:10) during a recent rewatch. The White Sox's season comes to an end after a disappointing effort against the Astros. Jason explains what the Sox can do to avoid watching the playoffs from home in 2022 (11:00). Why do we continue to be surprised when privileged, empowered men like Jon Gruden continue to exhibit questionable behavior (26:00)? Plus, you vent your frustrations with the White Sox on the Full Go voicemail (43:00). Host: Jason Goff Producer: Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens with the White Sox showing some heart in a big Game 3 win to stay alive against the Astros. He explains why the Sox might have learned something valuable tonight and why nights and atmospheres like that make being a fan worth it (00:32). Then, he reacts to the Bears' surprising win in Vegas, including Bill Lazor deserving some props, the defense stepping up, and why they might have found a winning formula with Justin Fields (16:47). Finally, Jason closes it out with some listener voicemails on the White Sox, Bears, Bulls, and Sky (34:22).  We always want to hear from you! Leave Jason a message on the Listener Line at 773-359-3103. Host: Jason Goff Producer: Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens up by recapping the White Sox' ALDS Game 1 loss in Houston (0:30). We open up the phone lines to your White Sox angst (15:00). Former NFL QB J.T. O'Sullivan joins the show to talk about the art of quarterback play, and why Justin Fields should have been QB1 since day one (21:00). One of the biggest moves of the NHL offseason was the Blackhawks' acquisition of defenseman Seth Jones from Columbus. Seth joins Jason to preview what should be an exciting season for the Hawks (52:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: J.T. O'Sullivan and Seth Jones Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason opens up by trying to sort through his White Sox anxiety ahead of Game 1 of the ALDS (1:00). We get a playoff preview with the radio voice of the Sox, Len Kasper (ESPN 1000 AM), who also reflects on his first year on the job (14:00). We open up the phone lines to whatever is on your mind (38:00). We catch up with Russell Dorsey (Chicago Sun-Times) in the aftermath of one of the toughest Cubs seasons in franchise history (50:00). In Outside The Chi, Jason addresses Andrew Wiggins' comments and the motives that lead to Wiggins finally getting vaccinated and the uncertainty of Kyrie Irving's upcoming season (1:17:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: Len Kasper & Russell Dorsey Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens up by saluting the Bears coaching staff for getting back to the basics during their 24-14 victory over the Lions at Soldier Field (0:30). After waxing poetic about Soldier Field and what it means to Chicago, Jason shared his experiences in the stands during the game (12:00). We open up the voicemail line and hear your concerns on David Montgomery's injury and the Bears going forward (23:00). Following the game, Matt Nagy refused to clearly address the play-calling situation; Jason can relate to saying too much when you don't have to (38:00). Jason closes the show by saluting the Chicago Sky and their recent playoff success, and Chris Tannehill tells us what we should be worried about regarding the White Sox and what should excite us as the postseason begins (46:00). Host: Jason Goff Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! With the Bears searching for a new place to call home, Jason explains why Lake Shore Drive and McFetridge will always hold a place in his heart as a Bears fan (0:10). James Fegan from The Athletic tells the story of the 2021 White Sox and previews the postseason (16:30). Jason takes your phone calls to discuss the Bulls' title window and iconic Chicago broadcasters (45:00). Lomas Brown of the Lions Radio Network previews Sunday's matchup with Detroit (56:00), and Tanney jumps in to discuss Carlos Rodón's final start of the regular season (1:21:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason opens the show by discussing some of the highlights from Bulls media day (0:10). As the national media continues to weigh in on Justin Fields and the Bears, Jason draws from personal experience to explain Matt Nagy's dynamic with quarterbacks (17:00). The Ringer's Ben Solak joins the show to discuss Matt Nagy's game plan and his overall disdain for Nagy as a play-caller (28:00). There's a lot of love and a lot of pain in today's voicemails, including a Bears fan in Taiwan whose life has been turned upside down (46:00). Finally, in Outside the Chi, Jason goes off about vaccine hesitancy among NBA players (56:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Ben Solak Producers: Steve Ceruti & Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason comes in hot by torching the Bears and Matt Nagy following an embarrassing 26-6 loss in Cleveland. After three seasons of excuses, is it finally time to find someone else to coach the Bears (0:10)? Postgame, Nagy himself said “It starts with me,” so where do the Bears go from here (19:00)? Next we take your calls on ‘The Full Go' voicemail (26:00), and you didn't hold back. Lance Briggs (NBC Sports Chicago/7x Pro Bowl LB) has seen some bad offensive performances during his time with the Bears. At what point does a coach lose control of his locker room (36:00)? In Outside the Chi, Jason covers the most interesting story lines from around the league in Week 3 (53:00). Host: Jason Goff Guest: Lance Briggs Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason opens the show by celebrating the Chicago White Sox, who were crowned AL Central champs earlier today in Cleveland. Jason celebrates José Abreu, who has been with the White Sox through many lean years and has managed to not only remain a leader but continue to produce at a high level (0:30). Justin Fields gets his first NFL start this Sunday in Cleveland, so we brought in former Bears QB Jim Miller (SiriusXM/Chicago Bears Network). Jim shares his insight on what Fields will face on Sunday and the overall future of QB play in the NFL (12:00). Adam Kramer (VSiN Live/Bleacher Report) joins the show to talk college football. Lots of eyes and ears will be on Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin this weekend at Soldier Field. Adam explains why this is an important matchup for both teams (26:00). How prevalent are fake COVID-19 vaccine cards in the NFL? Kalyn Kahler (Defector) shares what she found over the course of a recent investigation (53:00). We close the show with some of your voicemails on Bears, Cubs, and more (1:12:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: Jim Miller, Adam Kramer, and Kalyn Kahler Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason hops on for a bonus episode with his initial reaction to the news that Justin Fields will get his first start for the Bears this Sunday against the Browns. He talks about why the city of Chicago should be excited for the start of a new era, whether we'll see Andy Dalton play again, and why this should be the last quarterback Matt Nagy gets to develop as Bears head coach.  We always want to hear from you! Leave Jason a message on the Listener Line at 773-359-3103. Host: Jason Goff Producer: Chris Tannehill and Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to ‘The Full Go'! Jason opens the show by chronicling the latest developments in the Justin Fields saga. Bears head coach Matt Nagy has yet to make a decision about who will be under center this Sunday against the Browns as Andy Dalton deals with a knee injury. Plus, the White Sox are crawling to the finish line, and Jason is a bit anxious (00:30). Ozzie Guillen is an analyst for NBC Sports Chicago and was the White Sox manager the last time the team won an AL Central title in 2008. Ozzie also managed the team in 2005 through struggles down the stretch, so he knows what the 2021 Sox team could be going through (15:00). Adam Amin has done play-by-play for nearly every team in town and is Jason's teammate at NBC Sports Chicago. Adam talks about finding his style as a play-by-play announcer, the worst day of his career, and how he thinks this new Bulls core will mesh (59:00). In Outside the Chi, Jason explains why he may be the final remaining Ben Simmons fan on Earth. Plus, JJ Reddick announces his retirement from the NBA, so naturally we discuss the most hated Duke players of all time (1:28:00). Host: Jason Goff Guests: Ozzie Guillen and Adam Amin Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason opens the show by recapping the Bears' 20-17 victory over Cincinnati (0:30). Justin Fields got the bulk of the reps following Andy Dalton's knee injury. We saw some inexperience, but we also got a good look at the first-round pick's upside. Then, Jason opens up the voicemail line at 773-359-3103 (16:00). Where does Luis Robert rank among Chicago baseball's best prospects? Jason also receives a call from “Vince in Detroit” who may have a counterpoint to “Bill in L.A.” and his Celtics bias. Jason gets a former player's perspective on today's Bears game with Anthony Herron (31:00). Anthony is an analyst for Fox-32 Chicago and SiriusXM and played in the NFL for Detroit, Atlanta, and Green Bay. From the game plan drawn up by Sean Desai to the emergence of David Montgomery, Anthony breaks down how the Bears were able to escape with a victory. Host: Jason Goff Guest: Anthony Herron Producers: Steve Ceruti and Chris Tannehill Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason Goff hosts a show from The Ringer and Spotify dedicated to Chicago sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices