Free agent defensive end Elvis Dumervil will see what the rest of the market has to offer after being less than pleased with the contract proposal he recently received from the Denver Broncos. While the Broncos remain hopeful of reaching an agreement with Dumervil, they are lining up alternatives, as the team is set to host free agent defensive ends Dwight Freeney and John Abraham, according to Albert Breer of NFL.com.

Freeney and Abraham are scheduled to visit with the Broncos today. Denver would appear to prefer Dumervil, but they seem adamant about adding a defensive end one way or another this offseason.

Freeney and Abraham were both cut from their former clubs earlier this offseason; Freeney by the Indianapolis Colts and Abraham by the Atlanta Falcons. They are viewed as fallback options if the Broncos are unable to reach an agreement with Dumervil.

While the Broncos begin to host other defensive ends, Dumervil could start visiting prospective suitors in the next few days. The Baltimore Ravens, Atlanta Falcons and Pittsburgh Steelers are among the teams that have reportedly expressed interest in the free agent.