Dating apps are hard enough already.
Now apparently, people need to check the NFL roster before saying yes to a date.
Another woman has shared her account of an encounter with Daejon Love, the man accused of pretending to be a San Francisco 49ers player. She says Love first contacted her on Instagram and introduced himself as “Jordan.”
🚨🚨ANOTHER WILD DAEJON LOVE STORY🚨🚨
A woman says the fake “49ers player” first contacted her on Instagram and introduced himself as “Jordan.”
She claims Love told her he had just bought a house in San Jose, was bringing his Lamborghini up, and was a free agent considering…
— MLFootball (@MLFootball) August 30, 2026
Apparently, Daejon Love was not available that day.
She claims Love told her he had just bought a house in San Jose, was bringing his Lamborghini up, and was a free agent considering playing for the #49ers again.
When she asked him to come to Oakland, she says he claimed THE #NFL wouldn’t allow him to go there because of the violence and gang activity.
Months later, she says he sent her the now-viral video claiming he was going to play for the Rams.
But when they FaceTimed immediately afterward, she says he completely changed the story:
“I haven’t played in the NFL in like two years. I don’t think I’m going to play again. I’m just focused on real estate.”
She then searched the Rams roster, couldn’t find him anywhere, and became so suspicious that she thought he might be trying to KIDNAP or traffic women.
“I honestly thought he was gonna get caught for kidnapping.”
Instead, she later learned about the alleged scamming case.
The latest woman’s interaction with Love shows how convincing the alleged fake football identity could be. That is exactly the sort of image a scammer would want.
Unfortunately, social media makes this easier.
A nice profile, a few football photos, a professional-sounding story, and suddenly, somebody is looking like a superstar without ever taking an NFL snap.
