
I finished a book today that is as good as it gets: The Blind Side by Michael Lewis. Lewis also wrote another great book, Moneyball, but this is much better. It is about Michael Oher, an African-American kid from Memphis who is taken in by a rich white family on the other side of the tracks. The book also covers how the NFL has made the left tackle (the position who protects the QBs blind side) the most highly paid position in the league. Oher happens to play left tackle and was drafted in the first round back in April.
This book was written a few years ago so I feel kinda stupid for not reading it sooner but I am glad I did. It ranks up there with Friday Night Lights, Where Dreams Die Hard, and Beyond Belief in great sports books.
Go out and get your copy today, you won't regret it!
**A movie starring Tim McGraw and Sandra Bullock is coming out later this year that is based on this book**
