The Indianapolis Colts were able to pull off another upset with their win over the Houston Texans in week 7. The highlight of the day was easily supplied by tight end Eric Ebron after he managed to haul in a spectacular one-handed touchdown grab in the back of the end zone during the third quarter.

Ebron received quite the ovation from his teammates on the sideline. According to ESPN's Mike Wells, he and kicker Adam Vinatieri shared quite the exchange:

Although Ebron may have been exaggerating Vinatieri's playing career just a bit, there is no denying that the veteran has seen his fair share of impressive grabs during his 24 years in the league. The fact that this catch ranks among them is certainly high praise.

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Ebron ultimately finished the game with four receptions for 70 yards. This performance was just what he needed to get back on track following a slow start to the year. More importantly, it is evident that the Colts passing game has found a way to thrive under quarterback Jacoby Brissett.

Indianapolis was able to make quite the statement with their victory over the Kansas City Chiefs two weeks ago. They have now managed to solidify that notion by holding their second MVP candidate in quarterback Deshaun Watson to modest numbers.

They will look to get a winning streak going at home against the Denver Broncos in Week 8.