Jackson, who was 5-of-7 passing for 47 yards in Seattle's first preseason game, did not play Friday in the team's second exhibition game against the Chargers. The Seahawks wanted to see more out of Terrell Pryor and give B.J. Daniels is first taste of action. Daniels has no shot to make the roster, but Pryor could bump Jackson from his backup role. Jackson's steadiness, though, is probably more highly valued over Pryor's potential dual-threat ability.