The outpouring of generosity and love is overwhelming, especially from students and staff at my school. I have received so many emails, texts, cards, and phone calls wishing me well,' she continued. 'The healing process, as well as other proceedings, will take a long time.' 

CB Damarri Mathis was whistled four times for pass interference totaling 87 yards in his first career start, and fellow rookie KR Montrell Washington's fumbled punt led to the Chargers' game-winning kick.

Last week, it was KJ Hamler who threw his helmet onto the ground after the Broncos lost to the Colts in overtime, and this time it was Jerry Jeudy complaining on the sideline late in the game. For the second straight game, TV cameras caught a Broncos receiver displaying his anger.

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy A53 5G on Thursday at the company's Galaxy A event. The A50 phones tend to have the looks of the higher-end Galaxy S devices, paired with a lower price and decent cameras, specs and battery life. Priced at $450 (£399, which is around AU$710 converted), the device is the latest in Samsung's midrange A50 series of phones. Delivering incremental improvements on last year's Samsung Galaxy A52 5G, the A53 5G has a new Exynos 1280 chipset, software tweaks for better display visibility and a few camera and photo editing perks.

The other A-series phones announced during the event won't be released in the US, but given how successful those phones have been around the world, they're likely to be high-quality devices in their own right.

The phone will be sold by Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T, as well as online carriers. A variant of the $250 A13 5G launched back in December, it trims connectivity options to drop the price to $190. The only other phone Samsung announced Thursday for the US market is a 4G LTE-only version of the Samsung Galaxy A13.

That means it should get updates through Android 16 in 2025 and five years of security updates. The Galaxy A53 5G will launch with the latest Android 12 software, and Samsung has guaranteed four years of One UI and operating system upgrades.

"I think a lot of the injuries that we're having are kind of crazy from the standpoint of the amount of ACLs," Hackett said after announcing that linebacker Aaron Patrick was lost for the season with a torn ACL after a sideline mishap in the Broncos' 19-16 loss to the Chargers on Monday night.

The Broncos (2-4) are allowing just 16.5 points per game, but they're last in the league with a 15.2-point scoring average behind Russell Wilson, whom Hackett said is day to day with a strained hamstring he sustained against the Chargers.

The company's domination is mainly due to sales of its A-series of phones, which made up 58% of Samsung's overall smartphone sales in 2021, according to Counterpoint Research data provided to CNET.  Cheaper A-series phones lead Samsung's new strategy Over the last few years, Samsung's share of premium $800-and-pricier phones has fallen. But worldwide it makes one in five phones sold, more than any other manufacturer.

'No one should ever have to endure what I went through that day. My children shouldn't have had to bear seeing their mother in that condition, either.

I have a long road of recovery ahead of me, but with the help of my children and friends, I will not quit until I am me again,' she wrote in a March 4 update. 

Galaxy A33 5G, which isn't coming to the US. The A33 5G has most of the same features as the A53 5G, but with less sharp cameras and a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a maximum 90Hz refresh rate, and is somewhat cheaper at 369 euros (converting to $410) or £329, which converts to roughly AU$590.

Absent were the staple 7-on-7 drills that helps quarterbacks build confidence and rapport with their receivers and the 1-on-1 pass rush drills where O-linemen are more comfortable tweaking their technique than during 11-on-11s.

After driving the Broncos to the Chargers 9 in the closing seconds of the first half, Wilson reverted to the quarterback quandary he's become for the Broncos, misfiring three on short passes and bringing on his kicker for a field goal.

The Galaxy A53 5G faces stiff competition from the new $429 iPhone SE, which adds 5G connectivity and the same chipset that powers Apple's latest premium iPhone 13 range but has the same big-bezel layout and single rear camera of its predecessors. That could make Samsung's A-series phones more appealing, with more modern phone designs and multiple rear cameras.

The A53's starting price is also $50 cheaper than what last year's A52 cost at launch, with the A53 5G coming in a single configuration of 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, expandable up to 1TB with a microSD card. Samsung hasn't announced how much that version will cost. T-Mobile and Verizon customers can buy it on March 31, and everyone else can get it April 1 from AT&T, unlocked at Samsung.com and from retailers. You can preorder the phone today and will get a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds Live wireless earbuds for reserving the phone early. The A53 5G will also have an 8GB, 256GB configuration, according to Samsung, but it won't be released in the US.