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The Denver Broncos cheerleaders dressed up in their Halloween costumes for the team's Sunday game against the San Diego Chargers.

While all of the talented women looked fabulous on the field, one cheerleader clearly stood out from the pack.

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She completely waived sex appeal and dressed as a dinosaur instead.

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You might think an inflatable dinosaur costume would hinder this hilarious cheerleader's performance, but don't forget, she's a professional.

She didn't miss a beat in her team's dance routine.

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Let's hear it for a this true Halloween hero.

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