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The Tennessee Titans got their first win of the season Sunday when they took advantage of an Arizona Cardinals' blunder and scored the final 16 points of the contest. As memorable as it was, the comeback was hardly a thing of beauty, and there is little reason that it represents a significant turning point in this team's fortunes. Still, it was an important and meaningful moment for rookie quarterback Cam Ward and a notable second-half performance by a defense anchored by Jeffery Simmons, who is undeniably one of the best linemen in the league right now.
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