There’s a story behind the hairline scar that splits the right eyebrow of Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson and runs down to his eyelid. It dates to the mid-1970s when he was a kid growing up in Los Angeles and an accident that nearly cost him his life
Jackson never saw the police report, so he doesn’t know if his father or the other driver was at fault. Either way, as a 9-year-old, he was involved in a head-on collision on Highway 111, about a four-hour drive east of Los Angeles, while riding in his father’s Cadillac.
There’s a story behind the hairline scar that splits the right eyebrow of Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson and runs down to his eyelid. It dates to the mid-1970s when he was a kid growing up in Los Angeles and an accident that nearly cost him his life.
Jackson never saw the police report, so he doesn’t know if his father or the other driver was at fault. Either way, as a 9-year-old, he was involved in a head-on collision on Highway 111, about a four-hour drive east of Los Angeles, while riding in his father’s Cadillac.
There’s a story behind the hairline scar that splits the right eyebrow of Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson and runs down to his eyelid. It dates to the mid-1970s when he was a kid growing up in Los Angeles and an accident that nearly cost him his life
Jackson never saw the police report, so he doesn’t know if his father or the other driver was at fault. Either way, as a 9-year-old, he was involved in a head-on collision on Highway 111, about a four-hour drive east of Los Angeles, while riding in his father’s Cadillac.
There’s a story behind the hairline scar that splits the right eyebrow of Cleveland Browns coach Hue Jackson and runs down to his eyelid. It dates to the mid-1970s when he was a kid growing up in Los Angeles and an accident that nearly cost him his li
Jackson never saw the police report, so he doesn’t know if his father or the other driver was at fault. Either way, as a 9-year-old, he was involved in a head-on collision on Highway 111, about a four-hour drive east of Los Angeles, while riding in his father’s Cadilla