The Seahawks made a roster move Tuesday, signing defensive end Branden Jackson off of their practice squad. Tight end Darrell Daniels was waived to make room on the 53-man roster.
Jackson, 25, appeared in 12 games with the Seahawks last season, recording 11 tackles and half a sack. He was waived prior to the start of the season then signed to the practice squad. After going undrafted out of Texas Tech in 2016, Jackson signed with Oakland and split time during his rookie season between the practice squad and active roster. He signed to Seattle's practice squad early last season, then was promoted to the active roster in October.
Daniels, who played at the University of Washington before going undrafted in 2017, was acquired in a trade with Indianapolis prior to the start of the season, with the Colts getting receiver Marcus Johnson in return. Daniels saw the field in all three games this season, though only on special teams, playing a total of 27 snaps.
Team photographer Rod Mar shares exclusive images from the Seahawks' Week 3 home game against the Dallas Cowboys at CenturyLink Field.
Receiver Tyler Lockett makes his way up the hallway leading to the locker room after his arrival Sunday morning at CenturyLink Field.
Running back Rashaad Penny sported a throwback Sonics shirt to the game.
Offensive line coach Mike Solari sits with offensive guard D.J. Fluker in the Seahawks locker room before the game. Fluker started at guard for the first time this season after missing the first two games with an injury.
Receiver Brandon Marshall walks into the Seahawks locker room Sunday morning.
Quarterback Russell Wilson, wearing his Bose headphones, takes some early throws in an empty stadium before fans began arriving.
12s were excited for the home opener of the regular season and waited for the Seahawks to take the field.
Quarterback Russell Wilson has fun with the receiving corps during early warmups.
Two hours before kickoff, linebacker Mychal Kendricks was studying by his locker.
Center Joey Hunt prepared for his starting role in place of injured Justin Britt.
Assistant strength coach Mondray Gee works with linebacker Barkevious Mingo prior to the game.
Seahawks offensive skill players join together after their early pregame warmup session.
Cornerback Shaquill Griffin stretches in the late morning sunlight at CenturyLink Field before the game.
Quarterback Russell Wilson greets teammates as they take the field for pregame warmups prior to facing the visiting Dallas Cowboys.
In the quiet moments before leaving the locker room, the quarterbacks gathered in one corner while kicker Sebastian Janikowski had a private moment at his locker.
Defensive captain Bobby Wagner talks to the team before the Seahawks took the field.
Safety Earl Thomas waits in the tunnel, ready to run onto the field with the rest of the Seahawks during pregame introductions.
Flags lead the way and water sprays across the field as the Seahawks take the field during pregame introductions.
Amid smoke and lasers, quarterback Russell Wilson walks out of the tunnel after his name is announced during pregame introductions.
Dallas running back Ezekiel Elliott is stopped in the first quarter by Seahawks Bobby Wagner, Quinton Jefferson and Bradley McDougald.
Running back Chris Carson looks for running room early in the game.
Receiver Tyler Lockett signals after making a catch for a first down.
Safety Earl Thomas returns the first of his two interceptions on the day.
Linebacker Mychal Kendricks flies into Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott in the first half.
Safety Earl Thomas celebrates his interception.
On the sidelines, head coach Pete Carroll talks to members of his defensive line.
Linebacker Barkevious Mingo brings down Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott in the first half.
Frank Clark and Barkevious Mingo celebrate after a stop in the second quarter.
Running back Chris Carson runs to the outside.
Seahawks receiver Jaron Brown hauls in a touchdown pass from Russell Wilson in the second quarter.
Receiver Jaron Brown celebrates after his touchdown catch.
Defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson pressures Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.
Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott is sacked by Jarran Reed in the third quarter.
Defensive end Frank Clark sits on the sidelines between series.
Head coach Pete Carroll talks to Earl Thomas and Mychal Kendricks on the sidelines.
Receiver Tyler Lockett celebrates after his touchdown reception in the second quarter.
Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett "shoots a jumper" during his celebration following his 52-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter.
Quarterback Russell Wilson looks for a receiver during the third quarter.
Seahawks special teams prepares for a punt return in the second half.
Seahawks safety Earl Thomas corrals Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott as teammates Dion Jordan and Bobby Wagner close in.
Kicker Sebastian Janikowski connects on a 47-yard field goal just before halftime.
Receiver Brandon Marshall catches a pass along the Seahawks sideline during the second half.
Linebacker Shaquem Griffin is the first man downfield and makes a tackle on Cowboys punt returner Tavon Austin.
Shaquem Griffin (in air) celebrates with his brother Shaquill Griffin and Seahawks teammates after a special teams tackle.
Safety Earl Thomas celebrates after his second interception against the Cowboys.
Chris Carson stiff-arms a Cowboys defender in the fourth quarter.
After the game, safety Earl Thomas was reunited with former Seahawks assistant coach Kris Richard, who is now a coach for the Dallas Cowboys.
In the Seahawks locker room, head coach Pete Carroll smiled as he delivered his postgame comments to the team.
Receiver Tyler Lockett and defensive end Frank Clark depart the Seahawks locker room after the game.
