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Bears Ownership Complicates a Simple Game, Bulls’ Win Streak Ends in Dallas

Jason discusses the rumored Ryan Pace promotion, Matt Nagy’s curtain call, and why Bears fans shouldn’t expect anything different in 2022

By Jason Goff
New York Giants v Chicago Bears Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images


The Full Go returns as the 2021 Bears season mercifully comes to an end. Jason addresses the rumored Ryan Pace promotion, Matt Nagy’s curtain call, why the Bears resemble America, and why Bears fans shouldn’t expect anything different in 2022 (05:15). The Bulls’ winning streak ends at nine following a 113-99 loss in Dallas. Jason previews the Bulls’ upcoming schedule against some tough competition that could prove to be an important stretch of the season (26:58). Jason closes by addressing his absence from the show last week, and why it remains as important as ever that we take care of each other (47:07).

Host: Jason Goff
Producers: Steve Ceruti, Chris Tannehill, and Jessie Lopez

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