NEW FAKE NFL PLAYER DROPPED – A Guy Named Uras Agee IV Allegedly Claimed to Play For Multiple NFL Teams, Signed With Roc Nation, and Charged For Public Appearances
These guys are hysterical. You can tell he's a Dallas Cowboy by the way he's dressed like a cowboy. What a weird ass life to live.
Daejon Love, the fake 49ers guys, was a pretty bad dude. Scamming women out of millions of dollars, even if these women really really really should have known better, is a bad thing to do. Federal crime. There's also screen shots of him pretending to be a 21 year old, DM'ing a 17 year old on Instagram.
Daejon Love = Bad guy. But I still can't stop laughing.
And I'm delighted to report that the internet has uncovered another. Uras "LT" Agee IV – a man who has played with multiple NFL helmets.
I'm not sure what Uras Agee IV's angle was. It sounds like he had a bunch of them. As of now, he allegedly still has this active Open Sponsorship page where media deals go for $240, brand ambassador deals for $600, and appearance deals for $3,000.
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Idk how many different women he scammed, or exactly how much money he made pretending to be an NFL player. Maybe he just took some "dress for the job you want" advice way too seriously. He's deleted his social media since being outed. But screenshots live forever, and the evidence is damning. Uras Agee IV lived the fake NFL player lifestyle as well as anyone. He had the fake Roc Nation Sports graphics and everything.
To his credit, he's got a great NFL player name. If I were talking to some guy at a sports bar, and he casually mentioned "You know Uras Agee? He returned kicks for the Bucs back when they won the Super Bowl", I'm sure I'd nod along and agree like an idiot. "Oh yes, of course. Uras Agee. Who could forget?"
And he really did manage to fool a lot of people. Look how happy this poor guy is.
He appears to have fooled some kids by way of signing footballs at a medical spa.
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This bright young woman allegedly dated Uras Agee IV. And according to her, yes, he did take some money off her.
He even managed to fool Google's AI. I bet it makes sociopath like that feel pretty darn good amount himself when Google tells him he's an NFL player.
But the most impressive one to me is that he somehow infiltrated The Baylor School – an incredibly nice private prep school in Tennessee. Peyton Manning's son plays there right now. And here's Uras Agee IV giving the boys a pep talk and working out in their facilities.
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Of course it's all fake. The only trace of Uras Love IV playing college football at all is his name listed on a 2017 roster for Shorter University. There are no stats linked to his name.
A man who says he's a former acquaintance of Uras took to Twitter. Uras allegedly tried out for Coastal Carolina, but was cut before the season started. He then lied and told everyone he went to Georgia.
What a stupid ass life. And the best part about these guys is that since their whole fake life is on social media, there is SO MUCH evidence against them. If you search his name on Twitter, it's picture after picture, practice highlight reel after practice highlight reel. No game highlights of course. Obviously those don't exist. But Uras sure knew how to run a footwork drill.
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It's a shame Uras never figured out AI. I would have loved to see what AI Tampa Bay Buccaneers kick returner highlights he would have cooked up. Especially considering he thought he could pass off this Tampa Bay Bucs depth chart photoshop without even bothering to match the font.
He also posted this very fake article to "market.financialcontent.com" – whatever the hell that is.
He also seems to have lied about his dad playing for the New Orleans Saints. But there's no Uras Agee III listed anywhere on a Saints roster.
Stay safe out there girls… kids… med spas… or anybody who's for some stupid reason in the market to have a guy they've never heard of sign footballs for them. If two of these two scammers have been exposed in a single week, you've gotta think there are more out there. You know there's a fake Houston Texan who's cleaning up on a beach in Galveston right now. I bet there's at least 10 fake Dolphins crawling around Miami. You think this poor gal isn't falling for it?
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Be careful people. And earn how to use Google for christ sakes. If the man you're dating (or paying $3000 for an appearance) says he's in the NFL, but you aren't so sure, and you don't know enough about football to call him on it, just ask any of your guy friends. They'll be able to tell you in 5 minutes whether he's real or not.