Victim Of Fake Dallas Cowboys Player Breaks Her Silence After Being Scammed [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Uras Agee IV is now the latest fake NFL player to go viral just this month.
Daejon Labrayae Love has the majority of social media’s attention. The FBI arrested him for executing a massive romance and investment scam. He successfully defrauded at least 26 women out of approximately $1.3 million by convincing them he was an active wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers.
Now, Agee might end up right next to him in the same jail cell.
Background On Uras Agee IV

Official records show that Agee was merely a student-athlete listed on the 2017 football roster for Shorter University, a Division II program in Georgia.
However, he completely altered this narrative on social media by portraying himself as a seasoned NFL defensive back. Specifically, his online profiles claimed that he played for the Dallas Cowboys, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Furthermore, he even referred to himself as a Super Bowl LV champion with the Bucs. In addition to creating fake social media graphics, Agee used his fabricated persona for financial opportunities.
There was at least one woman whom he scammed as well.
Agee’s Ex Breaks Silence After the Fake Cowboys Story

A woman named Jules posted a TikTok after the Uras Agee story went viral. Throughout their year-long relationship, Uras Agee allegedly claimed that he played for the legendary Dallas Cowboys franchise. He utilized doctored photos, edited podcast appearances, and fake charity fundraisers to validate his athletic employment.
Furthermore, the clever manipulator forced her to sign a fake confidentiality agreement at the beginning of their romance. This strict measure kept her from verifying his professional credentials with outside sources.
Alleged bios still called him a Super Bowl LV safety. A Roc Nation “welcome” graphic was circulated and later treated as fake. Meanwhile, Jules said money was borrowed after a claimed account hack. The repayment, she said, never arrived. As of Sunday reporting, criminal charges had not been filed.
“Second thing is, he did take money from me. I will blame myself. It was my fault. He said his card got hacked. It got scammed. He was out of money for the weekend, took out a lot of money out of his account. So I was like, I got you, boo. Like, I’ll front you for the weekend. No worries. You promise you’ll pay me back? He was like, I swear I would not pay you back,” she said.
He never paid her back.
“Um, come to find out, he never paid me back. I never got my money back. We did not talk anymore. We haven’t talked for a while. Um, blocked on everything. But, yeah, I never got my. Got my cash back,” she said.
Uras Agee also invited her to games, but she never showed up.
“He invited me to a few games, but our schedules never lined up, so that didn’t work. I work full-time. I actually work a lot. I work very hard for my money. Um, but our schedules never lined up, so I never was able to make it to a game during the season,” she said.
Jules said the experience completely changed her views on dating.
