Man Accused of Faking NFL Career as Dallas Cowboys Safety Exposed

Another alleged fake NFL player has been exposed online, just days after a separate scandal involving a man accused of pretending to be an NFL star.

The latest case involves Uras Agee IV, a former Division II football player who allegedly spent years presenting himself as a professional NFL safety who had played for teams including the Dallas Cowboys, Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

However, available football records show that Agee played college football at Shorter University and has no documented NFL playing history.

According to reports circulating online, Agee allegedly used the image of a professional football player to build credibility. He reportedly appeared at charity events wearing NFL gear and was even photographed signing a football during a holiday charity event at a Tampa medical spa. The business later posted about his involvement, apparently believing he was an NFL player.

Agee also reportedly shared photos, workout videos and other content online that helped reinforce the image of a professional football career.

Despite the claims, searches of NFL records reportedly found no evidence that Agee ever played in an NFL game or appeared on an NFL roster. His documented football background appears to be limited to his time playing college football at Shorter University.

The allegations have gained attention partly because they surfaced shortly after another alleged fake-NFL-player scandal involving Daejon Love, who was accused of falsely presenting himself as a professional football player.

The case has sparked a wider conversation online about how easily someone can create a convincing professional-athlete persona through social media.

Photos in team clothing, workout videos, charity appearances and carefully presented online profiles can make a claimed career appear legitimate—even when official records tell a different story.

For now, the allegations against Agee are based on publicly circulated reports and online investigations. There has been no indication that he actually played in the NFL.