Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott had a moment of generosity following his team's Week 11 win over the Detroit Lions in Motown.
Elliott, 24, gifted his game-worn cleats to two separate fans who traveled to the game—one cleat per fan—per The Athletic's Jon Machota on Twitter.
Ezekiel Elliott giving his cleats to a couple of kids after today’s game pic.twitter.com/VSP6EOMzsa
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 17, 2019
Fans were chanting “Zeke” as the young rusher took off his shoes and searched for the right ones to hand them to after the game.
Elliott rushed for 45 yards in the eight-point Cowboys win on Sunday, scoring one touchdown on the ground; he also contributed 28 yards on two receptions, including a fantastic screen pass in the red zone turned score.
Elliott also broke out the “Dak Dance” celebration in the end zone following his through-the-air score. Despite the inefficient running game for Dallas and Elliott, the Cowboys won their sixth game of the season to stay alive in the NFC East division race, with the second-place Philadelphia Eagles having to face the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon.
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