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Dillon “Big Dill” Smith here, and Glendale just got a plot twist straight outta Sunday cinema. Tennessee stormed back to stun Arizona, 22–21, flipping a 21–6 fourth-quarter hole into a walk-off win. Rookie QB Cameron Ward (21/39, 265 yards) found late-game heaters, piling up chunk plays in the clutch to shake off a slow start and fuel the rally. Word to the wise: the bounce finally went Tennessee’s way — and then some. (africa.espn.com)

For three quarters, the Cards had it humming. Kyler Murray (23/31, 220 yards; 1 rush TD) diced efficiently, Michael Carter powered in a short score, and rookie star Marvin Harrison Jr. (4 catches, 98 yards) kept painting the sideline, including a first-quarter 43-yard poster that set the tone. Arizona mashed for 168 on the ground, with Emari Demercado flashing big-play juice — and then came the chaos.

The game flipped on two bang-bang gut punches. First, Demercado’s would-be dagger 72-yarder turned into a nightmare when he dropped the ball just before the goal line — touchback, Titans’ life raft. Then came the play you’ll see all week: Ward’s pass was picked, but Arizona immediately fumbled it back and Tyler Lockett fell on it in the end zone. From “game over” to “game on” in seconds — and Ward rode that momentum to Calvin Ridley for a late 38-yard strike, setting up Joey Slye’s 29-yard walk-off to cap the comeback. Titans snap it, Cards stagger. Wild, wild finish. (africa.espn.com)

Big-time performances? Ridley (5 for 131) was the chain-moving cheat code, Tony Pollard (14 carries, 67 yards, 1 TD) punched in the rally starter, and Ward’s fourth-quarter poise iced it. Arizona’s defense had answers early, but Tennessee stole the script late — and stole the dub.

Big Dill of the Game: Calvin Ridley — 5 catches, 131 yards, two clutch daggers (47 and 38) on the scoring drives. That’s a certified jar-opener. Until next time, this is Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.