Outside of a massive Jumbotron and curtainless windows that send beaming sun into the eyes of its players, Dallas' AT&T Stadium is also known for its oversized, red Salvation Army kettle that sits in the end zone during the holiday season.
Over the years, many players—most notably Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott and Dak Prescott—have used the bucket as a celebration prop after scoring a touchdown. The latest culprit? Bengals running back Chase Brown—who ran a screen pass from Joe Burrow in for a score on Monday night, and leapt into the kettle.
