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San Francisco 49ers defensive end Solomon Thomas recently changed his jersey number from 96 to 94. Why?

DeMarcus Ware.

Ware—who retired in March with the 8th-most sacks in NFL history—recently got together with Thomas for a 90-minute workout at Impact Performance & Fitness in Southlake, Texas. The experience left such a good impression on Thomas that he wanted to pay homage to Ware by wearing his old number.

"It was a really cool experience to learn from him," Thomas told the Sporting News. "He taught me some crazy stuff. His technique is amazing. I was trying to take it all in. I'm texting him so hopefully I can do it again sometime."

'Can you help me before rookie training camp?' That was big,Thomas actually reached out to Ware before rookie training camp to see if he'd be willing to work out with him. "When you get a rookie that's mature [enough] to call a veteran and say," Ware said on NFL Network's Good Morning Football.

Thomas called Ware and told him he was going to wear his number. "[He said],Richard Sherman Jersey, oh,Authentic Eddie LacyJersey, 'DeMarcus,Authentic Malik McDowell Jersey , I'm going to wear No. 94.' I'm like, man, really? He's like,Shortly after their session together,Authentic Richard Sherman Jersey,AuthenticTedric Thompson Jersey, but I don't want you to play like me. I want you to be better than me. So I'm going to show [you] some things that are going to get you to the next level.",Tedric Thompson Jersey,Eddie Lacy Jersey,Malik McDowell Jersey , 'I'm going to emulate my game after you,Authentic Ethan Pocic Jersey ," Ware said. "I told him I was a great player when I played

Thomas spent much of his childhood in Coppell,Ethan Pocic Jersey , Texas—a suburb of Dallas. No doubt he grew up watching Ware rack up sacks for the Dallas Cowboys. Now his childhood idol is one of his mentors. How cool is that?

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