Andre Rison is one of professional footballs greatest players ever. Andre played for seven teams in his NFL career, and appeared in five pro bowls and earned the MVP honor once. Andre is one of the only players to win a Super Bowl Ring and a Grey Cup title. He won his Super Bowl Ring while playing for the Green Bay Packers in 1997. In that game, Andre caught a 54 yard touchdown pass that electrified the crowd and helped Green Bay beat the New England Patriots. 

At Michigan State University, Andre was a three sport athlete.

Andre possesses raw talent and a knack for athletics that makes him among the world's best athletes.  Known for his sure hands, quick feet, and lightning quick moves, Andre is one of the slipperiest athletes ever to grace a field. Drafted in 1989 in the first round by the Indianapolis Colts, Andre was among the league's top rookies in all receiving categories and made the All-Rookie team.  In the offseason, he was sent to Atlanta in a blockbuster trade that sent him and Chris Hinton to the Falcons in exchange for the #1 pick in the following draft.  With the Falcons, Andre dominated highlight reels and was a constant threat to the opposition.  Playing alongside friend Deion Sanders, the Falcons dominated the early 1990's.   In 1995, Andre signed  with Cleveland, where he played one season.  In 1996, Andre played 10 games with Jacksonville before claimed off waives by Green Bay to help them in the playoff run.  The acquisition was a smashing success.  With Andre in the lineup, Green Bay was 8-0.  Andre's touchdown sparked Green Bay in the Super Bowl and helped them defeat New England.  Andre moved on to star with the Kansas City Chiefs and was given the nickname "Spiderman," resulting from his touchdown celebrations where he posed like the superhero flinging webs.  Finally, Andre capped his career in 2000 at Oakland where he joined Jerry Porter and Tim Brown to form a dynamic receiving corp.  Never satisifed with any level of success, Andre returned to football in 2005 to play in Canada and help the Argonauts win the Grey Cup.   

Born and raised in Flint, Michigan, Andre played high school basketball with NBA Superstar Glen Rice.  Rison currently spends his time coaching the Capital Colts football team, staying in top shape, and spending time with his family.  He is also active in the community of Flint, and has several projects underway in the music industry.   

Early in his career, Rison was given the nickname "Bad Moon" by famous ESPN sportscaster Chris Berman.