DeMarcus Ware deserves every good thing that happens to him.
Unfortunately, he'll be honored Sunday in The House of the Horse with the despicable owner of the Dallas Cowboys present.
Yes, Jerrah Jones, the Lone Star Republic loudmouth, would relish forgetting how he treated Ware miserably, how he played Ware hurt and how he cut Ware, one of the greatest players of his generation, after Ware wrenched his neck and broke down.
However, despite the callous treatment, Ware signed with Denver and the shaved-head, pass-rushing demon enjoyed the greatest moments of his career: first, by harassing, stalking and sacking Tom Brady in the 2016 AFC championship game and he provided another stellar display in Super Bowl 50 by intimidating, sacking, harassing Cam Newton, NFL MVP, until Newton fell pouting and crying in a fetal position.
Ware claimed his Super Bowl victory which had eluded him in his star-crossed, wasted years in Dallas. Too bad Jones must besmirch Ware's heartfelt Denver tribute.