Michael Oher (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

Former NFL tackle Michael Oher has shared his feelings about the movie ‘The Blind Side,’ which was inspired by his life, amid the ongoing drama with his adopted family.

Oher is not at all happy with the way he was portrayed in the film. He believes it made him seem dimwitted, although he went on to have a productive NFL career.

The former Ole Miss player was a first-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft and remained in the league until 2016, winning a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens.

Still, he reckons the film that told his life story negatively impacted him.

“The N.F.L. people were wondering if I could read a playbook,” he said in an interview with the New York Times.

 

Michael Oher Saw “Dumb” Everywhere

Oher, who previously filed a lawsuit against Sean and Leigh-Anne Tuohy, says he refused to watch the movie but was eventually convinced by a teammate.

“It’s hard to describe my reaction,” he remarked. “It seemed kind of funny to me, to tell you the truth, like it was a comedy about someone else. It didn’t register. But social media was just starting to grow, and I started seeing stuff that I’m dumb. I’m stupid. Every article about me mentioned ‘The Blind Side,’ like it was part of my name.

“If my kids can’t do something in class, will their teacher think, Their dad is dumb — is that why they’re not getting it?”

Michael Oher’s lawsuit against the Tuohy family is still ongoing.

Last year, a judge ended the conservatorship he signed with them in high school. But he believes that a lot of money was kept from him while the family profited tremendously off his name.

VIDEO: Amish Woman Has Everyone Losing Their Minds After Pulling Off The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading Routine In Very Impressive Fashion

Amish Woman recreating Dallas Cowboys’ dance routine (Photo via @DraftDiamonds/X)
An Amish woman quite expertly recreated one of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders’ dance moves, and is going viral online.

The Cowboys’ dancers have been front and center lately since they are featured in a new Netflix series.

The show has seen several cheerleaders trend online since, with the “Thunderstruck” routine taking on a new streak of popularity – so much so, an Amish woman has been doing the rounds online for pulling it off.

“What happens behind the barn stays behind the barn,” read the caption to the original TikTok video, which has since been deleted.

Fortunately, it found its way to X/Twitter before being taken down and can be seen below: