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INDIANAPOLIS — The Broncos are headed for the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine.

The next step in the months-long draft process, the Combine is a chance for Denver to get another on-field look at some of the top prospects and talk to them in either a formal or informal setting.

Over the coming days, Denver's Head Coach Sean Payton and General Manager George Paton will continue to evaluate options for when the Broncos make their first selection in the 2023 NFL Draft.

Denver's initial pick isn't currently slated to occur until the beginning stages of the third round, as the Broncos hold the 67th- and 68th-overall picks. As such, this article won't feature the draft's top prospects, as it has in recent years. Instead, we're taking a look at some of the prospects who have been linked to the Broncos in the third round via several recent mock drafts.

The draft process is still in its early stages, but perhaps a couple of the following prospects could increase their standing with a strong performance over the coming days.

EDGE Will McDonald IV, Iowa State (via Touchdown Wire)

If the Broncos are looking to add to their edge-rushing group, McDonald could be an option. The 6-foot-4, 245-pound player found success at the Senior Bowl, and his NFL comp is Randy Gregory, according to NFL.com analyst Lance Zierlein. He recorded 34 career sacks during his career at Iowa State and led the Big 12 in sacks in 2020 and 2021. McDonald has been mentioned as a player who could rise up draft boards, which could put him out of the Broncos' range. If he's available, though, perhaps the Broncos could go edge rusher with their first pick for the second consecutive draft.

RB Devon Achane, Texas A&M (via Touchdown Wire)

As Javonte Williams works his way back from a season-ending injury, Achane could be a strong addition to a Broncos running back room that has several players set to be free agents. Achane ran for 2,012 yards and 17 touchdowns over the past two seasons and ranked first in the SEC in rushing yards per attempt in 2021. The 5-foot-9, 185-pound player — whom Zierlein compares to two-time Pro Bowler Leon Washington — could show off his patented speed in Indianapolis.

OL Andrew Vorhees, USC (via NFL.com)

A five-year starter, Vorhees projects as a solid starter, according to NFL.com. The 6-foot-6, 325-pound player could fulfill a need for Denver, if free-agent-to-be Dalton Risner does not return to the Broncos in 2023. Whether through the draft or free agency — or potentially even both — the Broncos will need to add to their offensive line. Vorhees could be an intriguing option to help Denver on the interior of the unit.

LB Drew Sanders, Arkansas (via NFL.com)

The Broncos' biggest surprise of the 2022 season may have been Alex Singleton, who signed a one-year contract in free agency and then led the team in tackles. Singleton is poised to hit the market again, which could leave the Broncos in need of a new inside linebacker. A first-team AP All-American in 2022, Sanders projects as a Year 1 starter, according to NFL.com. Zierlein compared Sanders to two-time Pro Bowler Tremaine Edmunds, and he said he has the ability to play outside or inside at the next level.

DL Gervon Dexter Sr., Florida (via Tankathon)

The Broncos' defensive line could look different in 2023, as starters Dre'Mont Jones and DeShawn Williams are poised to become free agents. Denver could look in free agency for reinforcements if they don't retain Jones or Williams, but they may also add in the draft. Dexter projects as a backup or special teamer, according to NFL.com, but his 6-foot-6, 312-pound frame could help him find success in the NFL.

LB Daiyan Henley, Washington State (via Tankathon)

Another option at inside linebacker, Henley has the range to be a sideline-to-sideline player, according to Zierlein. The 6-foot-1, 230-pound player isn't currently graded as high as Sanders, but a strong performance at the Combine could improve his stock.

DT Zacch Pickens, South Carolina (via WalterFootball.com)

A former five-star recruit, Pickens is a 6-foot-3, 305-pound player who posted 80 tackles, nine tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks over his final two seasons at South Carolina. Some draft experts view him a Day 3 prospect, rather than a Day 2 target. As with Dexter, Pickens' size could be appealing to teams.

QB Hendon Hooker, Tennessee (via WalterFootball.com)

Hooker reportedly will not work out at the Combine as he continues to recover from his November ACL injury, but he is said to be ahead of schedule in his rehab process. With Brett Rypien set to be a free agent, Hooker could potentially be an option if the Broncos want to acquire a young quarterback to back up Russell Wilson. Hooker was a top Heisman Trophy candidate before his injury, and Zeirlein compared him to Falcons quarterback Desmond Ridder.

The pandemic-era Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as SNAP benefits, ends on Wednesday, leaving nearly 30 million Americans without extra help.

Leaders always planned to stop these emergency allotments once the Biden Administration declared an end to the COVID-19 Pandemic, which they plan to do in May.

SUGGESTED: More than 53,000 Horry County residents have experienced food insecurity, data says

South Carolina is 1 of 18 states that ended their participation at the end of January 2023.

SNAP provides nutritional benefits to supplement the food budget of families in need.

In March 2020, those payments were boosted to help alleviate the extra pressure from the pandemic, and with food prices up about 10% from a year ago, the extra income many received helped keep food on the table.

“Things that people could generally rely on as being inexpensive and good sources of protein for their families, such as eggs, are almost out-of-reach for people now because the prices have increased so dramatically," Heather Singleton, Lowcountry Food Bank Director, said.

The cut comes as wages fail to keep up with high inflation and Singleton said they're seeing people with higher incomes come into the food bank asking for help.

"We have a lot of conversations with people who are above the income threshold to receive SNAP benefits, but because rent prices are higher in this area, and food prices are higher, they're having to seek food assistance so they can spend that money to pay their rent," she said.

SUGGESTED: More seniors seek food assistance due to inflation: Lowcountry Food Bank

More than 600,000 South Carolinians received SNAP benefits in 2022, and data released from the South Carolina Department of Social Services said it's distributed more than $660 million in emergency supplements every month last year.

“Imagine a family of four or five young children and even in two-income households; that’s what we’re seeing a lot is families calling and saying that they need help and they don’t know where to go for help, because they’ve never had to seek assistance before," Singleton said.

She said the current state of the economy has more people in need of help.

“We’re really just getting to the point where we are truly serving the needs as they should be; Horry County has one of the highest food insecurity rates in the service areas that our organization covers. So, we’ve been continually striving to meet that need anyway, but as we’ve seen housing prices, rent prices, and food prices increase, that need has grown so much more," she said.

A household's regular SNAP benefits will not change as a result of the emergency allotments ending.

For more information on how you can apply for SNAP assistance, click here.

Beaufort Hugs and Southern Hospitality Served Up As BIFF 17 Wraps

We were thrilled that so many filmmakers from around the world made BIFF their destination for a week. Thank you.”

— Ron Tucker

BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES, February 28, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The 17th Annual Beaufort International Film Festival wrapped on Sunday night with winners named in 19 different categories. Over 12,000 people from 5 countries enjoyed 6 days of film screenings that also included workshops and special presentations. The winners are:

Pat Conroy Lifetime Achievement: John Bailey and Carol Littleton, Los Angeles, CA

Santini Patriot Spirit Award: David C. Kniess Jr, Salt Lake City, UT

Behind the Scenes Award: Dan Rogers, Irmo, SC

Best Screenplay: Orson, Written by Jared Egol, Winter Park, FL

Best Animation: Sonata, Directed by Madison Crisp, Abby Davenport, Fern Singleton, Vic Sosa, Winston-Salem, NC

Best Short Film: Captive, Directed by Preston Pearson, Jason Boesch, Colorado Springs, CO

Best Documentary Feature: Storming Caesars Palace, Directed by Hazel Gurland-Pooler, New York, NY

Best Documentary Short: Veterans Journey Home: Kalani's Story, Directed by Frederick Marx, Oakland, CA

Best Feature: Publish or Perish, Directed by David Liban, Centennial, CO

Best Comedy: Ms Rossi 2: Ms Rossi Takes the Cake, Directed by Pat Battistini, Santa Clarita, CA

Best Ensemble Cast: Ms Rossi 2: Ms Rossi Takes the Cake, Directed by Pat Battistini, Santa Clarita, CA

Best Musical Score: Composer Chris Kalafus, Past Prologue, Stratford, CT

Best Actress: Karen Pittman, Toy Phone, New York, NY

Best Actor: Timothy McCracken, Publish or Perish, Denver, CO

Best Director: David Liban, Publish or Perish, Denver, CO

Audience Choice: The Year of the Dog, Directed by Rob Grabow, Bozeman, MT

Susan A. K. Shaffer Humanitarian Award: Waniyetu Wowapi: Winter Count, Directed by Richard Steinberger, Beaufort, SC

Volunteer of the Year Award: Stacy Applegate, Beaufort, SC

The Beaufort International Film Festival is produced by the Beaufort Film Society. For more information, visit http://www.beaufortfilmfestival.com

The Beaufort Film Society is a nonprofit, 501 (c) 3, member-supported organization dedicated to providing the highest levels of entertainment and education to the public from all areas of the film industry.

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Are you a fan of college football and collecting sports cards? If so, you won’t want to miss out on the Bowman Chrome U Collegiate Football cards!

These cards feature top prospects from some of the most prestigious college football programs in the country, including Tennessee, Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and more. Each card showcases the player’s college uniform and includes their stats and achievements during their college career.

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Additionally, the set features inserts that are replicated after the iconic 1952 Bowman set, adding a vintage touch to the collection.

But that’s not all – Bowman Chrome U Collegiate Football cards also offer the opportunity to collect rare autographed cards. Each hobby box of Bowman Chrome U Collegiate Football cards costs $149.99 and comes with 24 packs, with 4 cards per pack.

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Whether you’re a collector or a fan, Bowman Chrome U Collegiate Football cards are a must-have. You can purchase them online from Fanatics, making it easy to add them to your collection from the comfort of your own home.

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Bowman Chrome U also features autographs from 100 of college football’s stars of today and tomorrow. The following players signed various numbers of cards for the set:

1 Bryce Young – Alabama2 Rakim Jarrett – Maryland3 Taulia Tagovailoa – Maryland4 Marvin Mims – Oklahoma5 Will Levis – Kentucky6 Dallas Turner – Alabama7 Tyler Van Dyke – Miami8 Re’Mahn Davis – Vanderbilt9 Maason Smith – LSU10 Zach Evans – Ole Miss11 Tanner Morgan – Minnesota12 Dillon Gabriel – Oklahoma13 Akeem Dent – Florida State14 Kool-Aid McKinstry – Alabama15 Jaden Walley – Mississippi State16 Dorian Thompson-Robinson – UCLA17 Graham Mertz – Wisconsin18 Traeshon Holden – Alabama19 Jabari Small – Tennessee20 Kayshon Boutte – LSU21 Hendon Hooker – Tennessee22 Ronnie Bell – Michigan23 Ben Yurosek – Stanford24 Tyler Buchner – Notre Dame25 Denzel Burke – Ohio State26 Jahleel Billingsley – Texas27 Jordan Battle – Alabama28 Eli Ricks – Alabama29 Xavier Worthy – Texas30 Josh Downs – UNC31 Jordan Travis – Florida State32 Xavier Hutchinson – Iowa State33 Nolan Smith – Georgia34 Cameron Ward – Washington State35 Phil Jurkovec – Boston College36 Jordan Addison – USC37 Jalen Carter – Georgia38 Logan Diggs – Notre Dame39 Stetson Bennett – Georgia40 Pat Garwo – Boston College41 Michael Mayer – Notre Dame42 Cade Klubnik – Clemson43 Luke Altmyer – Ole Miss44 Kenny McIntosh – Georgia45 Trenton Simpson – Clemson46 Will Rogers – Mississippi State47 Junior Colson – Michigan48 JJ McCarthy – Michigan49 Nathaniel Dell – Houston50 Caleb Williams – USC51 Sam Hartman – Wake Forest52 Will Anderson – Alabama53 Brennan Armstrong – Virginia54 Arik Gilbert – Georgia55 Keyshawn Smith – Miami56 Isaiah Neyor – Texas57 Noah Sewell – Oregon58 BJ Ojulari – LSU59 Drew Allar – Penn State60 Aidan O’Connell – Purdue61 Bo Nix – Oregon62 Jermaine Burton – Alabama63 Andrel Anthony – Michigan64 Xazavian Valladay – Arizona State65 Anthony Richardson – Florida66 Ryan Hilinski – Northwestern67 John Emery – LSU68 Kelee Ringo – Georgia69 Trevor Etienne – Florida70 Bijan Robinson – Texas71 Isaac Rex – BYU72 Mitchell Tinsley – Penn State73 Will Shipley – Clemson74 Malachi Moore – Alabama75 Tony Grimes – UNC76 Cam Rising – Utah77 Nicco Marchiol – West Virginia78 Jaxon Smith-Njigba – Ohio State79 Joey Porter Jr. – Penn State80 Ty Simpson – Alabama81 Spencer Sanders – Oklahoma State82 Jahmyr Gibbs – Alabama83 Raleek Brown – USC84 Austin Stogner – South Carolina85 Jaren Hall – BYU86 Chez Mellusi – Wisconsin87 Nick Singleton – Penn State88 Henry To’o To’o – Alabama89 Josh Whyle – Cincinnati90 Agiye Hall – Texas91 Domani Jackson – USC92 Walker Howard – LSU93 Zach Calzada – Auburn94 Jaxson Dart – Ole Miss95 Israel Abanikanda – Pittsburgh96 Dontayvion Wicks – Virginia97 Treyson Potts – Minnesota98 Clayton Tune – Houston99 Cade McNamara – Michigan100 CJ Stroud – Ohio State

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TAMPA — Jarekus Singleton will perform Thursday, Feb. 9, 8 p.m., at the Attic at Rock Brothers, 1510 E. Eighth Ave., Ybor City.

Tickets start at $30. Call 813-241-0098 or visit www.theatticyborcity.com.

Jarekus Singleton is a blues musical trailblazer, melding hip-hop wordplay, rock energy and R&B grooves with contemporary and traditional blues, turning audiences of all ages into devoted fans. With his untamed guitar licks and strong, soulful voice effortlessly moving from ferocious and funky to slow and steamy to smoking hot, Singleton is a fresh, electrifying bluesman.

He has been tearing up clubs and festivals across the South and performed twice at the renowned Chicago Blues Festival. Singleton has been featured at South Carolina’s Lowcountry Blues Festival and Festival of Discovery, as well as many other festivals in the South and clubs throughout Mississippi. With the addition of high-visibility performances — including Springing The Blues Festival, Biscuits & Blues in San Francisco, the North Atlantic Blues Festival, the Pennsylvania Blues Festival, the Cincinnati Blues Festival and the Tremblant International Blues Festival — Singleton is on the cusp of international stardom.

Born into a family of church musicians and vocalists in Clinton, Mississippi, Singleton was immersed in gospel music as a child. Singleton began playing bass guitar at age 9 in his grandfather’s church band. He later switched to lead guitar and began to sharpen his instrumental and vocal skills.

In his late teens, Singleton pursued a career in basketball, becoming a top-seeded national player in college until an injury took him back to his music full time. For a short period he performed as a rap artist, writing his own lyrics. Before long though, he began combining his rap wordsmithing with the music of his Mississippi heritage, creating an updated take on the blues.

In 2009, he formed the Jarekus Singleton Blues Band, quickly building a reputation as a gifted musician and performer. Singleton self-released his first CD, “Heartfelt,” in 2011 and was named a “star on the rise” by Blues & Rhythm magazine in the U.K. Guitar Center named him the 2011 King of the Blues in Mississippi. He received the Jackson Music Award for 2012 Blues Artist of the Year and for 2013 Local Entertainer of the Year. Jackson Free Press named him the 2013 Best Local Blues Artist.

In 2013, Singleton released “Refuse to Lose” on Alligator Records. His most recent album, “The Bridge, Part 1,” was released in 2018 through Reakdogmusic.

“Blues is honest music," Singleton said. "I love the blues tradition and have always been inspired by the masters. But I want to create something for today's audience that is as original and new as those blues masters were when they first started making records. I want to create blues for the 21st century."

TAMPA — The award-winning Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, Rauw Alejandro, launches his “Saturno World Tour” on Saturday, March 4, at 7 p.m. in Amalie Arena, 401 Channelside Drive.

Tickets start at $46.20. Visit www.ticketmaster.com for more information.

The “Saturno World Tour” will take the Reggaeton superstar and special guest Jabbawockeez to Puerto Rico, the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Alejandro has been leading the new generation of Latin music artists since he appeared on the scene in 2017. Many of his hits have attained gold, platinum and multi-platinum certifications.

His latest album "Saturno" was released in November 2022 to great reviews. The album was written and co-produced by Alejandro and features the already successful singles "Punto 40" featuring Baby Rasta, Lokera and Dime Quien. For “Saturno,” Alejandro wanted to elevate the affair by crafting a true album experience-one that's meant to be enjoyed from beginning to end.

"I wanted to take my fans on a ride through my mind, my emotions-the sounds that influenced me," Alejandro said. "This album tells a story from beginning to end. It's a story of loss, denial — and finally, acceptance."

Alejandro's first album "Afrodisiaco" was released in November 2020, which obtained gold certification in the United States and Colombia. “Afrodisaco” was nominated at 64th annual Grammy Awards in the category of Best Urban Music Album. He won the Latin Grammy for Best Fusion/Urban Performance for "Tattoo Remix" with Camilo.

In May 2021, Alejandro dropped "Todo De Ti," his biggest hit to date with more than 2 billion streams worldwide. The track reached No. 2 on Spotify's Global chart for over three weeks and peaked at No. 36 on Billboard's Hot 100. It broke records in Spain with almost 1.7 million streams in a single day and reached the top of the charts in Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras and the Dominican Republic.

TAMPA — Superstar entertainer Blake Shelton is back on the road, headlining “Back to the Honky-Tonk Tour,” which will make a stop in the Tampa Bay area on Friday, March 3, 7 p.m., at Amalie Arena, 401 Channelside Drive, Tampa.

Tickets start at $55.25. Visit www.ticketmaster.com.

Set to join the lineup are reigning ACM Female Artist/CMA Female Vocalist of the year Carly Pearce and rising artist Jackson Dean.

"There's nothing like getting out on the road and taking music to the fans," Shelton said. "I feel just as excited to step on stage and perform as I did the very first time. I know my tour mates Carly Pearce and Jackson Dean feel the same, and I can't wait for y'all to get to know them better. Break out the hats and boots, cause we're going back to the honky-tonk!"

Shelton has ranked among Pollstar's Top 200 North American Tours almost every year for the past decade. His “Back to the Honky-Tonk Tour” follows consecutive “Friends and Heroes” outings, each of which earned widespread critical praise.

Shelton’s latest single "No Body,” comes on the heels of his album “Body Language Deluxe,” which features his platinum-selling 28th country radio chart-topper, "Happy Anywhere," featuring Gwen Stefani.

Prior to "Happy Anywhere," Shelton and Stefani celebrated a double platinum, multi-week No. 1 with "Nobody But You," which has now topped 480 million global streams. The single made its TV debut on the 62nd Grammy Awards, where Shelton was also nominated for Best Country Solo Performance for his hit "God's Country." The smash earned the 2019 CMA Award and 2020 ACM Award for Single of the Year. Shelton has had five ACMs, three AMAs, 10 CMAs, 11 CMTs and seven People's Choice Awards.

As a coach for the Emmy Award-winning television show “The Voice,” Shelton is an eight-time champion. He and Carson Daly recently revealed that they would be teaming up to executive produce and star in a new celebrity game show, “Barmageddon,” to air on USA Network.

The Grand Ole Opry member also remains focused on his Ole Red partnership with Ryman Hospitality, which has locations currently in Tishomingo, Nashville, Gatlinburg and Orlando.

Shelton has helped raise millions of dollars for children's hospitals, disaster relief organizations, food banks and more in his home state of Oklahoma and throughout the entire country.

Pearce, who left her Kentucky home at 16 to take a job at Dollywood, has grown into a woman who embraces the country music’s forward progression. Confident in what she wants to say, songwriter Carly Pearce has caught the attention of music critics most recently with “29: Written in Stone” and performed the song collection throughout her sold-out “The 29 Tour.” After that, she performed as part of Kenny Chesney's “Here and Now Tour 2022.”

Lighting a fire with her debut album “Every Little Thing” and the platinum certified title track, Pearce’s "I Hope You're Happy Now" with Lee Brice drew CMA Musical Event and ACM Music Event honors, and also was named the ACM Single of the Year.

She picked up her second consecutive ACM Awards Music Event of the Year with Ashley McBryde duet "Never Wanted To Be That Girl.”

Odenton, Maryland native Dean is a singer/songwriter known for his old school, gritty style of country. Mature beyond his years, Dean has a daring and carefree spirit, having moved out at 18 years old to live in a cinderblock, concrete floor, one-room shack on the back of his grandfather's property with no heat and no plumbing. Bringing that same sense of adventure to his songwriting, Dean writes both independently and alongside Luke Dick, Casey Beathard and others.

Following the release of his debut collection, “Jackson Dean,” he recently released the album, “Greenbroke,” on Big Machine Records.