It's a Trent Sherfield world, and we are all just living in it, including quarterback Brett Hundley. For the second week in a row, the Arizona Cardinals' wide receiver has made a big play in a preseason game.

This week, his victim was the Oakland Raiders, specifically cornerback Nick Nelson and safety Erik Harris. Sherfield beat both on a 40-yard touchdown reception to reduce a 26-0 second-quarter deficit.

Sherfield showed off the wheels by beating Nelson in press-man coverage. Yet, can we talk about that throw by Brett Hundley? The Arizona native pinpointed that pass despite a collapsing offensive line in front of him.

This was a perfect throw by the former Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson understudy.

Hundley had himself a game Thursday night. He went 10-15 for 139 yards and a touchdown without any interceptions after filling in for Kyler Murray. He outplayed the 2018 No. 1 overall pick, albeit against a lesser defense.

Murray went 3-8 for 12 yards and four rushing yards. He was sacked twice, including one for a safety. He was running for his life behind the Cardinals' offensive line, a testament to their lack of blocking and the quality of the Raiders' improved pass rush.

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As for Sherfield, his touchdown was his lone reception. However, it's the second week he has made an impactful play for the Cardinals. In a 17-13 win the previous week against the Los Angeles Chargers, the wide receiver scored a big-time special teams touchdown and connected with Hundley on another touchdown pass.

Sherfield continues to move up the ranks to make the Cardinals 53-man roster in a vastly rebuilt wide receiver room. As for Hundley, he's just about locked in as the backup to Murray.