Broncos "Confident" to be the Landing place for DeMarcus Ware, Strong position for Jared Allen but Ware is First Choice!

+Denver Broncos Just Keeping Making Headlines in Free Agency! Two sides of being a title contender, success equals losing talent that has flourished under the Broncos watch, and you get great All-Pro vets that want to play for a title contender. +BRONCOS CR3W members everywhere did not expect this big of a splash in first 12 hours of 2014 free agency. Ware and Allen have not been confirmed with certainty as of yet though. Bonus riddled contracts (incentives) is many ways these veteran contracts are set up. Much like Shaun Phillips.

Report: Broncos 'confident' about landing DeMarcus Ware

By Will Brinson | NFL Writer

Denver is 'confident' about landing Ware. (USATSI)

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Did you think John Elway was done in free agency when he went out and beefed up his secondary by landing safety T.J. Ward on a steal of a deal and then later handing a massive contract to Aqib Talib? If you did, you were probably wrong. Elway's also chasing former +Dallas Cowboys defensive end, DeMarcus Ware.

In many +NFL corners, many regarded Aqib Talib the top CB in free agency or it was the former +Denver Broncos CB, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. Broncos made big noise by adding safety T.J. Ward very early on in free agency. 

+BRONCOS CR3W envisioned DRC resigning after the Broncos cut long-time vet and future HOF'er Champ Bailey. Speculating simply. Elway and the Broncos pushed hard for DRC and Talib, and Talib was the first to take the deal apparently as the Broncos withdrew offer from DRC once Talib had contract officially signed.

Ware, the Dallas all-time sack leader, was released by the Cowboys on Tuesday afternoon. And the Broncos, who Ware is visiting on Wednesday, are reportedly "confident" about landing him.

Broncos aren't done. Team sources confident about impending DeMarcus Ware visit.
— Lindsay Jones (@bylindsayhjones) March 12, 2014

To no one's surprise, Ware's generating plenty of interest on the free-agent market. Despite being older (31) and showing some signs of slowing down in 2013 (he only played in 13 games), Ware can still get after the quarterback.

His price was simply too prohibitive for Dallas.

Denver makes all the sense in the world. They were initially in on Jared Allen as well, though ultimately started moving their interest towards Ware later in the evening Tuesday.

The Broncos need to beef up their pass rush, can use plenty of bodies up front and Ware would make an impact on their defense. He'd probably be willing to work fairly cheap, too, and has experience both in the 4-3 and 3-4.