Sinorice Moss

Sinorice Moss, a former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl XLII champion, has transitioned into an acting career, appearing in various film and television productions. After securing a Super Bowl XLII championship with the New York Giants in 2007, Sinorice Moss transitioned from a decorated NFL career to a burgeoning acting career. Drafted by the New York Giants in the second round as the 44th overall pick of the 2006 NFL Draft, Moss spent five seasons contributing to the team. Prior to his professional career, he was a standout wide receiver for the University of Miami Hurricanes, where his athletic prowess earned him the MVP title at the 2006 Senior Bowl.

Moss also portrayed Drew Irving in The Last Fall (2012) and Trey in Fragmented (2019). His television credits extend to American Horror Story (2023) and Ballers (2019), demonstrating his versatility across genres. Additionally, Moss lent his athletic expertise to motion capture and stunts for the popular video game Madden NFL 19 (2018). Expanding his involvement in the entertainment industry beyond performance, Moss has also undertaken key behind-the-scenes roles.

He served in the camera and electrical department as a gaffer for The Rich & the Ruthless and as a grip for The Gleaner. Further showcasing his producing capabilities, Moss holds producer credits for upcoming projects like Unalive (scheduled for 2025) and This Time (2010), illustrating his comprehensive engagement in film and television production.