Scroll the posts that have piled up since Daejon Love’s name hit the timeline and a pattern shows up before the plot does.
The clips are built the same way: a talking-head TikTok, a screen-recorded iMessage thread, a man in a car with a chain and a team hat talking into the camera like he is late for a meeting. The women posting them look startlingly alike too. Long dark hair. Heavy lashes. Contoured cheekbones. The same close-up, bathroom-light framing. Viewers noticed. So did the accounts spreading the videos. Robert Littal of BlackSportsOnline put it in one line Saturday: Love appeared to have “a particular type of woman.” Another poster watching the same dump of TikToks wrote that every woman she had seen on camera so far looked like she had been cast from the same brief.
That is the story social media is actually telling — not a court docket, but a weekend’s worth of receipts that keep repeating the same face, the same pitch and the same lies.
@MLFootball’s compilation is the fullest single dump. A woman sits in a white room with a flag on the wall and walks through what she said Love told her about three years ago. In the video he is in a black 49ers-style jacket and cap, talking the way he talks in every other clip: chin up, unblinking, inventorying a life that does not appear to exist.
🚨🚨WILD🚨🚨
A woman has now posted MULTIPLE videos totaling nearly EIGHT MINUTES exposing the elaborate stories fake #49ers player Daejon Love allegedly told her.
Love said his family developed luxury communities, hotels and malls, had majority stakes in THREE Gucci stores,… https://t.co/FiTy0chnTY pic.twitter.com/KuhV7UuczB
— MLFootball (@MLFootball) August 30, 2026
She said he told her his family developed luxury communities, hotels and malls, held majority stakes in three Gucci stores and owned “65 percent equity” in both Calabasas and Belvedere. He was, in this version, a vice president in the family company, with a live-in head of security, bodyguards and a private chef. He had just paid $4.5 million cash for a house. Then the props: nearly $1 million in cars, a $300,000 Richard Mille, tens of thousands in jewelry, $50,000 veneers, an $8,000 bed, an $8,000 television.
A companion clip in the same thread is shorter and stranger. Love explains the NFL waiver system as a three-part test — mental, emotional, physical — and says a player can clear only one or two parts and still stay with a team without a roster spot. Football accounts treated that line as the tell. It is not how waivers work. It is how a man talks when he needs the listener to feel like the ignorant one.
A woman sent TMZ a video of DaeJon Love going off on her for working at a strip club
saying she could’ve been an NFL wife and telling her she missed her big break.
pic.twitter.com/U3Bt9lo1dL— Ahmed/The Ears/IG: BigBizTheGod 🇸🇴 (@big_business_) August 29, 2026
The woman telling that story looks like the template the rest of the weekend would follow: dark hair down past her shoulders, long lashes, the same mid-20s glam close-up that keeps recurring every time another account stitches a new victim video.
The most shared text thread belongs to a woman identified on TikTok as Jen. @ebonymystique posted it; @anna_cg07 quote-posted the punchline. Overlay text: “POV — two years ago, I got hit on by the fake 49er scammer.” The photos in the montage show Love in 49ers merch in a team store. The messages are dated Jan. 2, 2024.
He said he played for the 49ers. He said he went to Syracuse. He said it was all on Instagram under Therealjonlove. She asked for college highlights.
Another woman on TikTok is showing texts between her & Daejon Love. When she clocked his lie he said she was just in disbelief because he wasn’t a regular person 😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/sDNwbAnlMw
— Yam Grier (@ebonymystique) August 29, 2026
“I got hurt my college career. Only had one year. Then killed it at a private try out.”
“Then how did u get to the 49ers with no play.”
“Private try out.”
“You’ll still doubting me? lol do you even know how football works?”
He would not send the tryout tape. He did not “gotta prove anything.” She was “lowkey Capp.” What he would do was Dave & Busters for an hour. He would take her shopping in the AMG or the Lamborghini if she was “consistent.” Then he was leaving tomorrow, not back to New York — “I play football for the 49ers were from the bay lol” — and finally he was done with her and she could have fun in the Inland Empire.
The thread is the most complete on-screen document of the method: NFL claim, missing proof, insult, cheap date, exit. @anna_cg07 reduced it to two words: “DAVE AND BUSTERS.” Replies piled on the same joke. A man selling a $30 million life was booking an arcade.
DAVE AND BUSTERS https://t.co/j0JS9HRgKm pic.twitter.com/Eg2t765Upt
— the new jan brady (@anna_cg07) August 29, 2026
@big_business_ pushed the TMZ video that has been living under every quote-tweet since Saturday night. Love is in a gray hoodie in a car, talking to a 20-year-old San Diego State student he met at Cheetahs. The camera is on him, not her, but the story she told with the tape is specific. He said he was in the NFL. He talked Lamborghinis and bills. He sent an Uber that, he said, could not go to his real house because he was “high profile.” The drop was an Airbnb in El Cajon. Taylor Chan was there. The offer, as she later described it, was the full catalog: games, G-Wagons, jewelry, houses, an “NFL wife” life, with sex attached.
On camera he is not selling. He is scolding. She worked in a club. She could have been an NFL wife. She missed her big break. Commenters treated the tape like a character study. “Na this guy was a super villain.” “This can’t be a real person.” The woman in that story fits the same visual lane as the others who have shown their faces: young, made-up for the camera, the kind of woman who reads as the date in the passenger seat of the lifestyle he was performing.
Ayoooooooo this one is even better! Lmaoo. Since when did this guy get traded by the rams????!😂 also she was the only girl he was fucking with clearly…. Man this dude is off the hook#daejonlove #49erscammer #daejon #49ers pic.twitter.com/ooHkcCKnTo
— Coochavelli (@coochavelli) August 29, 2026
Dude was a regular at Dave & Busters LOL pic.twitter.com/u6zzvo1h7x
— Not YDG🦁 (@notwhydeegee2) August 30, 2026
@coochavelli’s video is the costume change. Same man, same car cadence, blue Rams headband instead of 49ers red. He tells a woman he is done in San Francisco and going to play in Los Angeles. She could have been living a different life. They would “look good together.” FaceTime him. Somewhere in the clip the camera swings and another woman is in the car, which is what made the post explode. He is mid-monologue about being exclusive while the footage itself refuses the line.
@MLFootball later posted the same tape and a follow-up in which he talks marriage and family on the way to “a meeting” in L.A. The comments are not about wire fraud. They are about the hat. Since when was he traded by the Rams?
The account @laurenn.llizz is the one news pages grabbed because she called herself the last woman standing. Her montage is travel, fishing, shopping, a Corvette, a diamond ring, texts with a contact saved as “Jordan.” She said she was with him every day for months, crossed four states after July and walked out of an Airbnb about 30 minutes before the Boise airport arrest. She also said she did not get the 49ers script. She got Switzerland — the real-estate heir version. She said she handed over about $11,000 and watched him spend what looked like hundreds of thousands around her.
On X the reaction split. Some called her the last victim. BlackSportsOnline framed a plot twist: the same video can be read as her leaving with a Corvette and a ring. Either reading still puts her in the same photo set as the others. Dark hair. Glam shots. The girlfriend in the passenger seat of a story about money.
Put the talking-head videos next to each other and the resemblance is the point people keep making.
🚨LEAKED:
“You already know how I get down, actually a matter of fact you don’t, cause I’m in the NFL now” 😭✌🏽
— Daejon Love in leaked audio message to one of his many victims 👀
(Video: yanababyy2.0 on tiktok) pic.twitter.com/Upy4H6Fvoq
— NinersShowYo (@NinersShowYoo) August 29, 2026
The woman in the eight-minute @MLFootball dump and the women in the other first-person TikToks circulating under the same hashtags — including the accounts users have been passing around, @yanababyy2.0 and @franniepannies — are not carbon copies. They are close enough that the timeline is treating them like a type. Long, straightened dark hair. Full lashes. Defined brows. Similar face shape in the front-facing camera. Similar age range. Similar beauty-filter finish. A second commenter said the women she had seen were all white; that is sloppier than the tape. Several of the women on camera read as Latina or mixed. The more accurate observation, and the one the posts themselves support, is narrower: Love’s on-screen orbit is full of the same kind of young, camera-ready woman, the kind of face that already looks like it belongs in a luxury-car story.
That is why the resemblance keeps coming up. The alleged con was visual. He sent locker-room photos, jewelry close-ups, key rings, staged signing-day footage. The women now posting look like they were cast for the other half of those frames — the girlfriend in the G-Wagon, the future in the suite. When a dozen of those videos land in one weekend, the audience does not just hear the same script. It sees the same pairing, over and over.
Because the videos are first-person and unedited, the wildest lines are not paraphrased. They are on screen.
@franniepannies Storytime #sf #bayarea #sanfrancisco49ers #scam #nfl
He owned 65 percent of Calabasas and Belvedere. His family had three Gucci stores. The chef lived with him and also cooked for other NFL players. The house was $4.5 million cash. The watch was $300,000. The bed was $8,000. Waivers have three emotional stages. Syracuse produced no highlights because of an injury, and a private tryout fixed that. Dave & Busters was a reasonable hour in the life of a 49ers receiver who could not be seen at his actual house. The Rams were next. She was the only girl. The woman in the club had fumbled an NFL marriage.
Be safe out there ladies.
