It’s been a long time since Arizona Cardinals 27-year-old right tackle Jonah Williams scored a touchdown. It came when he was playing fullback in the sixth grade at Murphey Candler Park in Brookhaven, Ga., for the Georgia Force.

On second-and-3 from the Patriots 8 with 1:31 left in the first quarter, wide receiver Greg Dortch took a handoff from quarterback Kyler Murray going to the left. Dortch weaved his way toward the end zone but fumbled just before crossing the goal line.

Arizona's offensive tackle was in the right place at the right time Sunday, scoring his first touchdown since the sixth grade in the Cardinals' 30-17 win over the New England Patriots. “That's what I tried to do — I planned it, I practiced it,” Williams deadpanned. “It's such a random play to get so much praise for.”

It’s a short inactive list for the Arizona Cardinals in today’s against the Patriots because the team has only 51 players on the active roster after placing punter Blake Gillikin and running back Emari Demercado on injured reserve Saturday.

Arizona Cardinals starting right tackle Jonah Williams is active for his team's Week 15 game against the New England Patriots.

Williams became the first offensive lineman since 2010 to score a touchdown when he recovered a Greg Dortch fumble in the endzone.