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How many tight ends can fit in an AT&T Stadium Salvation Army kettle? Apparently, three of the four on the Cowboys' roster.In the  Reggie White Jersey fourth quarter of the team's Thanksgiving game vs. the Giants, tight end Peyton Hendershot scored a touchdown on a 2-yard jet sweep. To celebrate, Jake Ferguson, Sean McKeon and Dalton Schultz all hopped in the giant red Salvation Army kettle in back of the end zone and played a human-size game of whack-a-mole.It ended with Hendershot whacking Ferguson on the head with the football.Come Jason Kelce Jersey  for the walk-in Peyton Hendershot touchdown.Stay for the whack-a-mole!: |  Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) MORE: The touchdown extended Dallas' lead to 28-13 with 8:53 left. The Cowboys won 28-20.The only thing that featured more tight ends than that kettle was the Cowboys' offense. Along with Hendershot Brandon Graham Jersey 's rushing touchdown, Ferguson and Schultz were heavily involved in the pa sing attack. Schultz caught four pa ses, including two touchdowns, for 31 yards. Ferguson had three catches for 57 yards and featured one of the most impre sive plays of the game with this hurdle.JAKE FERGUSON IS AN ATHLETE.: on FOX: Stream on NFL+  NFL (@NFL) MORE: That Salvation Army kettle has become a staple of Cowboys celebrations. It started with running back Ezekiel Elliott jumping into it after a rushing touchdown Josh Sweat Jersey  in December 2016 against the Saints.10/10 on the Ezekiel Elliott celebration. He ran into the salvation army kettle.  Tom Downey (@WhatGoingDowney) Elliott was back at it in 2018. He started by dropping $21 into the kettle after scoring a rushing touchdown.He's eating early! scores Wendell Smallwood Jersey  and then makes a donation to the Salvation Army.  FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) He then dropped his quarterback into the kettle after Dak Prescott scrambled for a 5-yard touchdown. Ezekiel Elliott really put Dak Prescott in the Salvation Army kettle  Fanatics View (@fanaticsview) Safe to say, that Salvation Army kettle has become an AT&T Stadium fixture around the holiday season.