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SAN ANTONIO – Former Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware has reportedly reached an agreement on a contract with the Denver Broncos.
The seven-time Pro Bowler and Cowboys career sacks leader will receive $30 million, with $20 million guaranteed, over three seasons, according to ESPN.
The Cowboys cut Ware on Tuesday. Dallas was scheduled to pay him $12.25 million in base salary in 2014.
The Cowboys, meanwhile, reportedly have signed a pair of mid-level free agents: defensive end Jeremy Mincey and defensive tackle Terrell McClain.
The 6-foot-4, 265-pound Mincey ended last season with Denver. He entered the NFL in 2006 as a sixth-round pick out of Florida by New England.
Mincey joined the Broncos after being cut by Jacksonville. He comes to the Cowboys with plenty of red flags after the Jaguars left him home from one road trip and deactivated him from another game for violating team rules
The 6-2, 300-pound McClain spent the last two seasons with the Texans. He entered the league in 2011 as a second-round pick by Carolina out of South Florida.
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The seven-time Pro Bowler and Cowboys career sacks leader will receive $30 million, with $20 million guaranteed, over three seasons, according to ESPN.
The Cowboys cut Ware on Tuesday. Dallas was scheduled to pay him $12.25 million in base salary in 2014.
The Cowboys, meanwhile, reportedly have signed a pair of mid-level free agents: defensive end Jeremy Mincey and defensive tackle Terrell McClain.
The 6-foot-4, 265-pound Mincey ended last season with Denver. He entered the NFL in 2006 as a sixth-round pick out of Florida by New England.
Mincey joined the Broncos after being cut by Jacksonville. He comes to the Cowboys with plenty of red flags after the Jaguars left him home from one road trip and deactivated him from another game for violating team rules
The 6-2, 300-pound McClain spent the last two seasons with the Texans. He entered the league in 2011 as a second-round pick by Carolina out of South Florida.
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