Division II player accused of fabricating NFL career and signing autographs

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Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Division II player accused of fabricating NFL career and signing autographs
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Uras Agee IV, a former Division II football player, faces accusations of falsely claiming to have played in the NFL, including affiliations with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Dallas Cowboys. Agee allegedly portrayed himself online as a Super Bowl winner and participated in promotional events, including a Toys for Tots drive, where he signed autographs. The investigation into Agee follows a similar case involving another individual accused of impersonating a San Francisco 49ers player in a scam. As of now, Agee has not faced any criminal charges related to the allegations.

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  • Uras Agee IV claimed he played for NFL teams and won a Super Bowl.
  • He participated in community events, including signing autographs for charity.
  • No records confirm Agee's claims of an NFL career.
  • The incident follows another case of NFL impersonation revealing broader concerns.
  • Agee has not been criminally charged regarding his alleged fraudulent claims.
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