Hey, welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network. This week on the Ringer.com, it's 1999 Movies

Week. Already up on the site, we've released

sports 1 and 2 of the top 50 movies of 1999, and later this week, Shay Serrano is writing

about the Matrix, Andrew Gruderdaro is writing about cruel intentions, and Rob Pavela argues

why being John Malkovich is the best movie of that year. You can also check out the big

picture podcast to hear Sean Fennese, Amanda Dobbins, and Chris Ryan share their top five

favorite movies from 1999. Check out those articles on the Ringer.com and listen to the

big picture wherever you get your podcasts.

Welcome to the Ringer NFL Show. I'm Robert Mays, joined as always by Kevin Clark,

how you do, buddy? You know, Robert, four summers ago I sat down with Jim Tom Sula.

Then the...

That's a great story started, by the way. So all great stories start. No matter how long

ago, but just sitting down with Jim Tom Sula, continue.

And he told me that in the midst of team meetings, he would give players phone breaks. 10

minute phone breaks, he called the media breaks, because he had seen a couple of different

presentations from CEOs, CMOs, that kind of thing, where attention spans for millennials

and the generation below them were really dropping. So his whole thing was, why don't we give

these guys phone breaks? I wrote the story. It was fun. It made moderately large

waves at the time. It being a summer NFL story. And I didn't think anything of it.

woke up yesterday in Phoenix, Arizona. Cliff Kingsbury is being just destroyed for the

same thing.

Even though, by the way, it's completely... It's not out of the ordinary at all. Like,

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