Titans vs. Cardinals: The stunning touchdown that sparked the NFL's unlikely comeback

The longest active losing streak in the NFL came to an end Sunday

The longest active losing streak in the NFL came to an end Sunday.

All it took was scoring one of the wildest, unlikeliest touchdowns of the season.

Trailing by as much as 21-3 in Week 5 on the road against the Arizona Cardinals, the Tennessee Titans had pulled within 21-12 with less than five minutes left when Cam Ward, the No. 1 pick in last spring's NFL draft, let loose a pass toward the end zone.

Ward's pass was tipped, then intercepted by Arizona's Dadrion Taylor-Demerson at the 6-yard line — and from that moment on, the play went from a straightforward turnover that might have sealed a badly needed win for Arizona into a comedy of errors that tilted the game toward Tennessee.

While he was falling to the ground, trying to steady himself after the pick, Taylor-Demerson fumbled. A teammate, Kei'Trel Clark, ran in to recover the loose ball but inadvertently kicked it backward to the 3, where it caromed farther off two other Cardinals defenders into the end zone. Tennessee's Tyler Lockett dived on the ball for a stunning touchdown that brought the Titans within 21-19.