Just a couple of weeks ago, DeMarcus Ware took his rightful place in Canton, Ohio as a member of the National Football Hall of Fame.
The honors aren't stopping there (as they shouldn't) for the former Cowboys linebacker, as Jerry Jones recently announced that Ware would also be the newest inductee into the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor.
While an official date for the ceremony hasn't been confirmed, DallasCowboys.com writer Nick Eatman believes it will be before their November 30th game against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Ring of Honor currently has 22 members, including 19 former players. The last player to be inducted was Darren Woodson in 2015, while former executive and VP of Player Personnel Gil Brandt was added in 2018.
A much-discussed point of contention for Jones is the potential of former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson one day entering the ROH.
Jones has said in recent years he will add Johnson in, though Jones told NBC DFW's Newy Scruggs that "just wasn't the right circumstances yet."
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