Michael Sokolove, a seasoned author for the New York Times Magazine, joins Michael Oher, the former NFL player whose life was fictionalized in 'The Blind Side.' They delve into the stark contrast between Oher's real-life struggles and his Hollywood portrayal. Oher reveals the painful emotional toll of the Tuohy family's actions, including a lawsuit claiming exploitation. The conversation uncovers issues of identity, representation, and what it means to reclaim one's narrative in the shadow of fame.

Michael Oher, subject of 'The Blind Side', claims the movie is a lie and he never received payment. Jason Whitlock researches Oher's claims and shares evidence. Also discusses Ezekiel Elliott, Dalvin Cook finding new teams, Big Ten heading to Las Vegas, and James Harden burying the president of the 76ers.