LOOK: Zeke's red kettle celebration gets turned into a shirt to help Salvation Army
According to ESPN's Darren Rovell, the proceeds will go to the Salvation Army
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When Ezekiel Elliott hopped into the Salvation Army's giant red kettle after scoring a touchdown against the Buccaneers on Sunday night, he cost his team 15 yards. He also helped the Salvation Army.
In the aftermath of that celebration, the Salvation Army saw a huge surge in donations. According to NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano, the Salvation Army brought in $850,000 (as of Tuesday, so that figure is likely higher now) after Elliott's celebration with the Cowboys' rookie running back also contributing $21,000.
Now, there's even a shirt. According to ESPN's Darren Rovell, all proceeds will benefit the Salvation Army.
The guys at @FanPrint are selling these Zeke shirts licensed by NFLPA & Cowboys. All proceeds go to Salvation Army pic.twitter.com/9JhRHph1gJ
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) December 21, 2016
The only surprising part? It isn't a crop-top.
In case you missed the actual celebration, here it is:
