WhoDat!656

Marques Colston isn’t the type to talk about himself.

Not at all.

The veteran wide receiver would rather talk about the rest of his team. In the locker room after New Orleans sealed a 24-17 win over Tampa Bay, a reporter asked Colston what his two touchdown catches meant to him after doing so much dirty work over the middle this season. Colston responded by talking about what those touchdowns meant to his team.

“It just meant points for our offense,” Colston said. “Really, it’s just putting points on the board for the team.”

In new role this season, Saints wide receiver Marques Colston consistent, quiet about his accomplishments | The Advocate — Baton Rouge, Louisiana

"A Veteran is someone who, at one point in his life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America" for an amount of "up to and including my life."

Mardigras9

Great player, great Saint, and even better person. Humbleness is a scarce trait in this league. No elaborate TD celebrations, no "dabbing", his has been my game-day Jersey now for almost a decade.

RaginCajun83

he's called Quiet Storm for a reason, last of a dying breed - the WR who doesn't act like a jackwagon to bring attention to themselves

AllSaints

Definitely my favorite saints WR ever.... I did name my 2nd child Colston.... My 1st child's name is Drew... They have no chance but to be saints fans ! Who Dat !

RailBoss

Total opposite of Cam Newton.

WillSaints81

So he was a wideout last game?

jeanpierre

Marques Colston is the classiest New Orleans Saint since Archie Manning...

Second thought, throw Sam Mills in the middle of that conversation...

QBREES9

Team first. Great player Bress to Colston TD!!!!!

skymike

I like Marques.
I also like the direction of this thread.
Just praise the guy a little. He deserves it, and he wont do it,
himself, which is rare now.

WHODAT, yall.

bobdog86

Just like wearing cotton in the rain, I call him the silent killer. I have always taught my son that your actions on the field will speak for themselves. No cocky arrogance, no off the field antics, consument professional. A lot of young players could learn a ton from him. I believe he epitomizes the last 6-10 years of our team….. hard working, small school barely recognized at the college level, turned all pro, world champion. I think the best compliment of all is saying he is exactly how I would want my son to be…..both he and Sam M. my two favorite.