Michael Oher

 Michael Oher, born May 28, 1986, is a professional American football player. He was born in Memphis Tennessee, United States. His birth name is Michael Jerome Williams, Jr. His parents were Denise Oher, and his father was Michael Jerome Williams, both were not particularly interested in the boy throughout his childhood since they suffered from severe addiction issues to drugs and alcohol. The father was absent for some months due to his time in prison. Therefore, his academic performance was poor and he was kicked out of several schools. He was then taken in by a foster family. However, his father was imprisoned. Football was the only thing that saved Oher from the dreadful destiny. Tony Henderson and his family were able to help to get him into Briarcrest Christian School. He was a member of the team for 2003, was chosen as the Division II Lineman of the Year, and as an active part of the Tennessee All-State team. He was named one of the top offensive linemen in the United States after the end of the season. In the year 2004, Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy adopted the boy. The new family offered support for his academics and sports. Oher also did well in other sports , including disco basketball, disco, and track and field. After Oher finished high school, he was enrolled in an NCAA Division I college. He was 23rd in the initial round.