The Facts: The trade is done. Seattle gets a fourth-round pick, 124th overall, from San Francisco for Jackson.

Diehards Line:Though Jackson was a favorite of Mike Holmgren, his time in Seattle was clearly heading in the wrong direction. He was going to lose playing time to Deion Branch, Nate Burleson, Bobby Engram and D.J. Hackett and he wasn't happy with his contract. So, the Niners add an experienced -- and very productive -- veteran to a promising receiving corps, but one lacking in both experience and production. In 96 games, including 89 starts, Jackson has 441 receptions for 6,445 yards (14.6-yard average) and 47 touchdowns.