The Dallas Cowboys Fined for Salvation Army Themed Touchdown

A few players on the Dallas Cowboys went about and beyond in their planned viral Touchdown Celebration and not necessarily in a good way, because the our players have been fined.

During the Thanksgiving game against the Giants, three players jumped into a human sized Salvation Army collections bucket, where they did their best whack-a-mole, popping up and down while another player hit them in the head, whack-a-mole style.

The players were fined as follows:

Dalton Schultz - $13,261, Jake Ferguson - $4,895, Peyton Henderson - $3,944 and Sean McKeon - $4,994.

Pay up, Dak Prescott: The NFL fined #Cowboys tight ends Dalton Schultz ($13,261), Jake Ferguson ($4,895), Peyton Hendershot ($3,944) and Sean McKeon ($4,994) for their Whack-A-Mole celebration in the Salvation Army bucket.

Prescott said teammates would cover any fines. pic.twitter.com/U9JA1VjiGY

— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) December 3, 2022

Ezekiel Elliott also jumped into the Kettle, but no word on his fine.

EZEKIEL ELLIOTT JUMPS INTO THE SALVATION ARMY KETTLE FOR THE TD CELEBRATION #INDvsDAL #CowboysNation #DallasCowboys

pic.twitter.com/bYIF2MyOEO

— Dallas Nation (@TheDallasNation) December 5, 2022

No word on whether the Salvation Army is getting that money!