Broncos' Ware is an interesting dude

It's Super Bowl week, and DeMarcus Ware came prepared to entertain. He talked about playing the guitar, writing poetry, and traveling the world with his camera.

February 6, 2016 at 1:05AM

You never know what you're going to get at an NFL media access period.

You might get cliches or rolled eyes, but most players show up for these sessions prepared to entertain, or at least cheerfully get through the day.

Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware came prepared to entertain. He talked about playing the guitar, writing poetry, and traveling the world with his camera.

``If you see me," he said, ``I'm looking through a lens."

Ware said he plays acoustic and electric guitar and wants to perform eventually.

He's also a remarkable player who two years ago left Dallas for Denver, helping the Broncos transform from an offensive record setter to a team that relies on defense.

Broncos executive vice president John Elway is a former quarterback, but he has emphasized building a strong defense.

``He always talked about the Orange Crush and how they played and he always said `defense wins championships,' and I'm on board with that," Ware said.

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Doing a couple of quick podcasts from the Super Bowl this week. The first featured Vikings superfan Peter Carline, who writes for the Daily Mail in London. The next will feature Around the Horn star Tim Cowlishaw and former Viking Matt Birk. All the podcasts are at MalePatternPodcasts.com.

Please buy actual papers this week, as well, to see our 50 Super Bowl memories and our layouts featuring Brett Favre's Hall of Fame candidacy. Mark Craig has cranked out a lot of good stuff here.

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Jim Souhan is a sports columnist for the Minnesota Star Tribune. He has worked at the paper since 1990, previously covering the Twins and Vikings.

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