Michael Oher, the retired NFL player whose life inspired the Oscar-winning film 'The Blind Side,' has spoken out about his ongoing legal battle with the Tuohy family.

Michael Oher says his reasoning for filing a lawsuit against Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy wasn't based on financial gain. “I worked hard for that moment when I was done playing, and saved my money ...

Michael Oher spoke out for the first time since filing a lawsuit against the Tuohy family, who had a conservatorship over Oher throughout his time as an offensive lineman at Ole Miss and his ...

Here's what we know Michael Oher vs. Tuohy family in 'The Blind Side' conservatorship Oher says he isn't just happy with his legacy, he wants to protect it.

But Oher, who played eight seasons in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens, Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers, says the 2009 movie, "The Blind Side," which is based on the Michael Lewis book of ...

In a new interview with 'The New York Times' published Sunday, Aug. 18, Michael Oher says he didn't file a lawsuit against Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy for financial gain.

The biopic The Blind Side portrayed Michael Oher‘s inspirational story of the Tuohys adopting him, leading to an NFL career. But, the former football player made allegations that the Tuohys ...

The Tuohy family and Michael Oher's inspiring story was a book by acclaimed author Michael Lewis and then a blockbuster movie — "The Blind Side." The movie premiered in 2009 and reportedly ...

Michael Oher, the retired NFL player whose life inspired the Oscar-winning film 'The Blind Side,' has spoken out about his ongoing legal battle with the Tuohy family.

Last year, Michael — whose rise to the NFL inspired The Blind Side — sued the family who he believed adopted him as a teen, claiming that they exploited him for financial gain.

In this March 3, 2010, file photo, Michael Oher, Collins Tuohy, and Leigh Anne Tuohy, speak with Pastor Kerry Shook, at Woodlands Church's Fellowship Campus in The Woodlands, TX.© Eric S. Swist ...

Michael Oher, whose inspiring life story was told in 2009's "The Blind Side," alleged that the Tuohy family has been profiting off the lie that they adopted him.