NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans bought themselves a break from the questions about losing and whether coach Brian Callahan should be fired.
Arizona certainly helped with two costly turnovers.
The difference this time was that the Titans took full advantage for one of the biggest comebacks in franchise history and their first win of the season. During an 0-4 start, it was Tennessee making the mistakes.
“You certainly can lose yourself a game a lot quicker than you can win one,” Callahan said Monday. “And to be on the other side of that and take advantage of those opportunities when they arose and to be able to make the plays necessary to win the game was a nice change of pace for us.”
Trailing 21-3, the Titans pulled out a 22-21 win. It was their biggest fourth-quarter comeback since rallying from a 21-point deficit on Nov. 26, 2006, to beat the New York Giants. That Tennessee squad also had a rookie quarterback in Vince Young.