Larry Fitzgerald Jr. took a backward pass from Josh Rosen, shuffled a couple of steps right and set his feet.
Arizona's all-time leading receiver cocked his right arm back and let a not-quite-a-spiral fly. The ball landed softly into the hands of running back David Johnson, hitting him stride for a 32-yard touchdown.
The Cardinals lost 31-9 to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, but Fitzgerald added another highlight as Arizona fans celebrated what could be the final home game of his storied 15-year career.
Fitzgerald, 35, hasn't decided if he will return for a 16th NFL season. But the Holy Angels product is the Cardinals' leading receiver this season with 66 catches for 702 yards.
Fitzgerald holds the NFL record for catches with one team and is third all-time overall with 1,299. He is second all-time with 16,243 yards.
As for his pass, only his second career completion in four attempts, he said: "I just wanted to put a little air under it. It came out a little wobbly, like [former teammate] Kurt Warner's ball. But, like Kurt Warner's ball, it was effective."
As the clock wound down, the few remaining fans started a chant "Larry!"
"I play a team sport. I'm not Michael Phelps or Tiger Woods. Those guys do individual things," Fitzgerald said. "Everything I've done has been in the context of a team setting. It's a little uncomfortable to be singled out.
