A woman is going viral after revealing she dated fake Dallas Cowboys player Uras Agee for nearly a year.
Uras Agee (if that’s his real name) is a social media personality who pretended to be an NFL player for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Dallas Cowboys.
In her video, the woman said she blames herself for falling his scam. She said a friend called her at work to tell her that Uras had been exposed as a fraud by Internet sleuths.
Online records show Uras Agee played college football at Shorter University, but there is no evidence that he was in an NFL uniform.
Like NFL imposter Daejon Love, Uras Agee took money from his girlfriend.
“He said his card got hacked, he got scammed… they took out a lot of money from his accounts” she said.
“I got you boo,” she told him. “I’ll front you for the weekend as long as you promise you’ll pay me back.”
Uras promised to pay her back but he never did.
“I never got my money from him. We do not talk anymore. We haven’t talked for a while.”
The woman said Uras made her sign an NDA prohibiting her from talking about him. She acknowledged the NDA was fake, since he’s not who he claimed to be.
“We had fun together, like, we would go golfing, we’d play basketball, we’d go to the gym, we’d go on dinner dates,” she said.
Eventually, she began to suspect that something was off about her NFL boyfriend. She said he was “very manipulative” and “gaslighting” her.
He always had an excuse for something, and it always made sense, she explained.
Uras is the second fake NFL player to make headlines in the past week.
Fraudster Daejon Love is in an Oregon jail following his arrest on fraud charges last week.
The FBI accused Love of defrauding 26 women out of $1.2 million through romance and investment scams.
Love pretended to be a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. But the NFL has no record of Love ever playing in the league.
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Woman reveals she dated fake NFL player Uras Agee for almost a whole year. Agee was recently exposed as a fraud after years of pretending to be a Dallas Cowboys player. ? pic.twitter.com/yTtJ51zqnm
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