Baltimore Ravens player Michael Oher had two moms cheering side by side in the stands on Sunday-his adopted mother Leigh Anne Tuohy and his Hollywood mom Sandra Bullock who attended the Super Bowl with her 2-year-old son Louis.

Bullock won an Oscar for her portrayal of Tuohy, the well-off mother of two who adopted Oher when he was a homeless teen born to a crack-addicted mother, in the 2009 biopic "The Blind Side," which traces the youth's rise to NFL star.

But according to Tuohy, Sandra Bullock's stake in the Ravens season goes back a lot further than The Super Bowl.

"She follows Michael's career every step of the way," Tuohy said to The Mail. "It's funny. I'll get texts [from her] during the game. 'Why did they do this? They should have done that.'"

And Bullock wasn't the only one showing her spirit in the stands. As the Ravens inched out the San Francisco 49ers to win the game 34 to 31, the actress's adopted son was dressed in a Michael Oher jersey.

And although Oher's two families were presumably jubilant with the outcome at the New Orleans Superdome, the starting offensive tackle Oher has gotten weary of the attention the film about his life has gotten him.

"I'm tired of the movie," Oher told NBC Sports on Super Bowl Media Day "I'm here to play football."

The NFL star was allegedly upset with his portrayal in the film, particularly the portion depicting him as being incompetent at his first football practice. Yet, Oher acknowledges that the film got it right when it comes to the love between him and his adopted parents.

"I've got them coming to the game," he said. "They're still my family."

Oher's adopted brother Sean Tuohy Jr., who attended the game with his mother and father, took to social media to express his emotions on Super Bowl Sunday.

"Come a long way," he tweeted. "Simply put, wow."

After the Ravens clinched the victory, the NFL player's proud brother posted a photo of him and Oher at the game.

"No words!!!" read the caption.

Oher himself also took to Twitter to express his jubilation at the game's outcome.

"North Memphis/Hurt Village/Dixie Homes to a Super Bowl champion dreams do come true!!!!!!" read one post.

"Wow I'm really a world Champion!!! Is this real life???!!!!!!!" he wrote in another tweet.