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Aug 29, 2013 - Dennis Allen knows who Oakland's starting quarterback will be Week 1 in Indianapolis. He's not ready to share whether it will be Terrelle Pryor or Matt Flynn. "I'm not telling you, but yeah, " Allen said. "You've got to think about competitive reasons, too. We'll keep that in house and announce it at the appropriate time." Tarvaris Jackson led Seattle on three first-half scoring drives, and Pryor struggled through his worst performance of the preseason with a chance at earning Oakland's starting quarterback job in the Seahawks' 22-6 preseason victory on Thursday night. Jackson led the Seahawks to a trio of field goals from Steven Hauschka, including kicks of 51 and 56 yards. Jackson got the bulk of time in the first half after Russell Wilson made a brief cameo, leading the Seahawks to their first touchdown on their opening drive. While Seattle (4-0) was completing a perfect preseason for the second straight year, most of the attention was on Pryor and his bid to earn the starting job. Pryor had turned the Raiders' quarterback situation into a real competition with his performance during the preseason. Matt Flynn sat out Thursday with a sore elbow, and Pryor was given an entire half to try and show he deserved the position. He was lackluster, completing 3 of 8 passes for 31 yards and an interception, although he wasn't given much of a chance to get into a rhythm. Seattle had 20:24 of possession in the first half and Oakland (1-3) ran only 19 offensive plays. Pryor flashed a little of what had his home fans chanting his name last week. On his second drive, Pryor threw darts to Rod Streeter for a pair of 14-yard receptions and later added a 25-yard scramble that led to the first of Justin Medlock's two field goals. But he was not impressive to the point of making the decision obvious for Allen.