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A movie that netted Sandra Bullock an Oscar and Golden Globe has been trouble for the man whose life "The Blind Side" was based on.
Michael Oher told ESPN that the box office hit from 2000 takes away from what he does on the field.
The movie came up when Oher was questioned about a disagreement between him and Koney Ealy and if Oher has to prove himself after two years of struggling.
"People look at me, and they take things away from me because of a movie. They don't really see the skills and the kind of player I am., Oher said. "That's why I get downgraded so much, because of something off the field."
"The Blind Side" tells the story of how Bullock's character of a Memphis white mother took in a homeless black teen, then helped get him into Ole Miss.
Oher became an All-America left tackle and first-round draft pick for the Ravens in 2009.
This isn't the first time Oher spoke out against the movie.
The day before the Ravens won the Super Bowl in 2012, he said "I'm tired of the movie. I'm here to play football, "ESPN reported.
He was not resigned by the Ravens in 2013. But the Tennessee Titans picked him up in 2014. He was recently picked up by the Carolina Panthers in a two-year, $7 million deal according to ESPN.
