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New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara added another achievement to his collection in Week 5.

Kamara scored his 73rd career touchdown in the NFL. That's Saints franchise record, previously held by former wide receiver Marques Colston with 72. Colston made sure to show the star RB some love on social media after the feat.

Kamara responded on Twitter to thank the legendary Saints wideout after the Saints completed their 34-0 win over the New England Patriots, too.

It's clear that Colston holds a special place in franchise history. Players like Kamara are following in his footsteps as some of the most talented offensive players in the team's history. 

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