Ware had seven tackles, including one sack and three tackles for a loss, as well as a forced fumble during Sunday's 22-7 loss to the Rams. Ware was nearly unstoppable Sunday, increasing his season sack-total to nine, which puts him in a tie for eighth in the NFL.

Ware picked up his eighth sack of the season during Sunday's loss to the Patriots. Ware came into Sunday's game having already beaten last year's mark of six sacks, and he is well on his way to posting the eighth double-digit sack total of his career.

Ware had a season-high three sacks during Sunday's win over the 49ers. Ware was an absolute beast Sunday, increasing his season sack total to seven in six games, putting him tied for second in the league behind teammate Von Miller, who had two sacks Sunday to bring his total to eight.

Ware picked up his fourth sack of the season during Sunday's win over the Jets. Ware has at least a half-sack in all but one game this season, as he continues to be a solid addition to the Broncos' pass rush, which is being led by Von Miller, who had two more sacks Sunday to bring his season total to six.

Ware had three tackles, including one sack, during Sunday's win over the Cardinals. Ware now has 3.5 sacks in four games this season, a solid total on the opposite side of Von Miller, who has three sacks in his last three games.

Ware had two tackles, including a sack, during Sunday's loss to the Seahawks. Ware now has 2.5 sacks through three games, though fantasy owners will need to look for a different source of sacks in Week 4, as the Broncos head out on bye before taking on the Cardinals in Week 5.

Ware had two tackles, including 1.5 sacks, during Sunday's season-opener against the Colts. Ware was brought to Denver in the offseason to help bolster the pass-rush opposite Von Miller and he did just that Sunday. With Miller on a bit of a play-count following January surgery to fix a torn ACL, Ware was dominant and appears well on his way to yet another double-digit sack season.

DeMarcus Ware said he feels "better than I did the last two years going into the season."

Broncos agreed to terms with DE DeMarcus Ware, formerly of the Cowboys, on a three-year, $30 million contract.

Updating an earlier item, free agent DeMarcus Ware will visit the Broncos. It will be Ware's first visit, and quite possibly his last. Players rarely get away from their first visit, while Denver can offer Ware a shot at a Super Bowl title after years of toiling in Dallas. As long as Ware has realistic monetary demands, a deal can likely be worked out.