Welcome back to the Adam Schaefter podcast as we get ready to head into one of the most critical significant periods of the NFL calendar the week before the start of the NFL new year. News already flying this

week. It will continue to fly this week and it will go into next week when the NFL New Year

is scheduled to begin Wednesday, March 15th at 4 p.m. Eastern. Until then, we are going to be joined today by the Minnesota

Vikings' 2020 fifth round pick out of the University of Miami, K.J. Osborne. And so far, through his

NFL career, he's caught 110 passes for 1,305 yards and 12 touchdowns so far in the three seasons with the best yet to come.

But it's not any play that Osborne made so much as the fact that on Sunday night, K.J. Osborne was involved in what police are

calling a life-saving event. He was there when a car sped past the Uber he was in, crashed into a

column and went on fire before he and three other individuals helped pull a man

from a burning car and then K.J. Osborne helped carry him to safety before being proclaimed

by police as one of the heroes on the scene. We'll have KJ Osborne on to talk about not just

this past season, but the man's life that he helped save on Sunday night in Austin, Texas.

As we get back to the NFL news, already we are starting to see some of the quarterback news.

Derek Carr goes to New Orleans

on what is being called a four-year deal that's really closer to a two or three-year deal.

About $60 million over the first two years, closer to about $100 million over the three years.

But New Orleans gets the quarterback it wanted all along.

And Carr steps into a place, and it's pretty incredible,

where he's going to have a chance to win that division,

the NFC South, where every single quarterback in the NFC South

will be different than the one that started last year.

They'll be the first division since the 1973 AFC West to have four different starting

quarterbacks from one season to the next. Think about the NFC South. Last year, on opening day,

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