dizzle88

I thought it would only be right to pay a tribute to one of the best professionals we've ever had on this team.

So either post a video or just describe your best memory of Colston.

I couldn't find the video of mine but it's from way back in 2008 in week 17 vs Carolina

Brees was under pressure from a blitz and threw a high ball across the middle of the field

As the DB (unsure who) jumped to intercept it, Colston out jumped him, caught the ball, slammed the DB to the floor, then ran another 10 yards before running straight over another DB and stepping over him into the endzone.

Emphatic spike of the ball and pointed to the sky in typical Colston fashion.

Your bonehead creator picked a fine chapter to omit from your memory bank....let me ask you, does a machine like yourself ever experience fear? - Vegeta, DBZ

WhoDat!656

Goodbye Marques Colston: His greatest Saints moments | NOLA.com

RaginCajun83

RaginCajun83

I still remember calling this play before they broke the huddle

AllSaints

Man it's so many .... I will surely miss seeing Colston suited up #12 in the Black and Gold .... Thanks for everything even my second child's name lol

st thomas

the most classy football player in saints history, clutch machine, all time favorite, sadly will be missed.he helped big time in bringing us the to superbowl and win it.and he cared less of a probowl, my man marcus u go on and do whatever u want u deserve it bro.

ChrisXVI

The way that I'll always remember Colston doesn't involve particular plays that he made, but rather the completely selfless and professional way he played the game. No dancing or show boating, just a man proud to do his job without constant need for attention. So it's funny, my favorite Colston memories are the times he didn't try to make himself stand out. It's not gonna be the same without the Quiet Storm.

RaginCajun83

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WillSaints81

My memorable Colston play was 2008 Monday night football against the Green Bay packers when he took a deep pass right into the endzone to basically blow the game up and allowing the defense to start putting the game away after it was virtually a shootout in the first half.