Is that Richard Sherman in 'Jurassic World' teaser?

Published: Jun 01, 2015 at 08:00 PM

Last season's devastating Super Bowl loss isn't the only thing eating away at Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman this offseason. Looks like the All-Pro cornerback has to deal with dinosaurs as well.

Sherman is featured in a fake "Jurassic World" trailer, and it's nothing short of hilarious. While we're not sure why or how he ended up alongside Chris Pratt and Judy Greer in this online teaser, nobody is arguing with the result.

Pratt had high praises for Sherman as well.

Big shout out to my costar @RSherman_25 for his amazing role in the upcoming #jurassicworld check it out!!! https://t.co/k3RvUcBxfL
— chris pratt (@prattprattpratt) June 6, 2015

We couldn't agree more.

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