Second fake NFL player exposed by Football Forever in the aftermath of the fake San Francisco 49ers player Daejuan Love scanned 26 women for over $1.3 million dollars.
Uras Agee IV showcases his persona on social media, participating in field practices while wearing a Dallas Cowboy and Tampa Bay Bucs uniform and displaying a flashy lifestyle. According to his profile, he claimed to have won a Super Bowl ring with the Bucs and to have fake-signed with the Cowboys.
“It’s definitely not WHAT you know but WHO you know. I would like to thank @SelectSports for taking a chance on me and helping me through the 2020 NFL/CFL Draft process with little film and a tough back story, with injuries and many obstacles,” he wrote while pretending to be signing a fake contract.
The account has since been deactivated on social media; however, his YouTube page is still active, which shows videos of workout sessions with Tampa Bay Buccaneers paraphernalia and flexing, but his comments are closed.
According to his Open Sponsorship account, which is a platform that athletes use for brand deals and so forth, Uras Agee IV described himself as a Tampa-based NFL athlete and creator with built-in credibility in American football, backed by real game-day relevance through the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
“He’s a strong fit for brands looking to reach sports fans with a polished, lifestyle-forward personality that naturally aligns with fashion, fitness, cars, gaming, and premium experiences,” according to his profile.
He included his rates, starting at $240 for a social media deal (1 post & 1 story with Uras Agee IV promoting your product), $600 for a brand ambassador deal, and $3,000 for an appearance.
Photos are circulating online of Agee, who convinced a Tampa Bay spa that he was an NFL player by signing a football with his autograph so the business could give it to a kid through Toys for Tots. Baller Alert reports that he did a speaking engagement, in which the youth football coach sent out a tweet (now deleted) to thank Agee for speaking to his team and sharing his story and words of wisdom.
He also posted a graphic-generated image of him beside Jay-Z with Roc Nation Sports to announce his welcoming to the family.
Agee IV’s hometown is listed as Chattanooga, Tennessee, according to Shorter University’s 2017 football roster webpage. Shorter University is an NCAA Division II program in Rome, Georgia. He is listed as a junior standing at 6 feet, 185 pounds, and wearing No. 23. The Hawks’ official bio recorded no statistics.
His listed “fun fact” was that his father played for the New Orleans Saints. The Exclusive Press verified through the Football Database that his father didn’t appear on the Saints’ all-time roster. He played football as a defensive back for the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga and worked as a principal for the state of Georgia school system.
All I could say is that it requires a great deal of dedication and effort to personify the image.
