"You ought to do a story about me"

Last night's Super Bowl was, by most accounts, a remarkable encounter - not that I would know personally, not being a fan of a sport that only seems to break out in ten-second bursts in between adverts. But it's safe to say the game wasn't as remarkable as the story of Jackie Wallace, a two-time Super Bowl participant, whose painful post-professional life has been narrated with tenderness and warmth by photographer Ted Jackson, the man who found Wallace at his lowest ebb and became a long-term friend.