Fake 49ers Player Tricked 26 Women in $1.3 Million

What in the world goes on with the San Francisco 49ers currently?

First, billionaire workforce proprietor Jed York will get busted close to an Ohio trailer park after allegedly agreeing to pay an undercover cop $160 for intercourse.

Now, a man who wasn’t even on the workforce has allegedly managed to generate an solely different 49ers scandal — this one involving courting apps, faux investment accounts, 26 ladies and about $1.3 million.

At this fee, the precise soccer video games stands out as the least attention-grabbing half of the NFL season.

Federal prosecutors say 35-year-old Daejon Labrayae Love posed as a San Francisco 49ers participant while finishing up an elaborate romance-and-investment scheme that started in February 2022.

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Feds say a 35-year-old man FAKED BEING A #49ers PLAYER and allegedly scammed 26 ladies out of more than $1.3 MILLION through romance & investment schemes.

He reportedly used:
🏈 Fake 49ers profession
📸 Fake Instagram
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— 49ers & NFL News 24/7 (@49ersSportsTalk) August 27, 2026

Love and 18-year-old Taylor Jamie Chan are now going through federal prices of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Oregon.

And this wasn’t apparently some man altering his Tinder occupation to “professional athlete” and hoping no one requested follow-up questions.

Authorities allege Love constructed an total alter ego where he performs for the 49ers.

Talk about a entire new spin on “fantasy football.”

Love allegedly met ladies through courting apps, told them he performed in the NFL, introduced himself as a profitable real-estate investor and satisfied them that he wasn’t merely wanting for romance — he needed to construct a rich future together.

Very romantic. There was just one minor complication: According to prosecutors, primarily none of it was real.

THIS NIGGA POSTING PICS LIKE HE AT PRACTICE I’M CRYING https://t.co/sOy6nK9hq2 pic.twitter.com/uiRGgXNrsw

— Tanjiro Kamado (@shellystrick4L) August 27, 2026

Investigators say Love used social media to create the looks of an extravagant lifestyle, using trip pictures and manipulated bank balances to persuade ladies that he had critical money.

Then got here the investment pitch. Love allegedly told ladies they might make large and fast returns by placing their own money into investment alternatives he supposedly managed. In some circumstances, according to prosecutors, he borrowed money immediately from the ladies.

And when they did not have enough money? Authorities say he allegedly inspired some of them to take out personal loans.

That’s a head faux that would make Jerry Rice proud.

Prosecutors say Chan helped give the operation an extra layer of legitimacy by portraying himself as Love’s financial adviser. Chan allegedly spoke with Love about the supposed investments and even appeared on FaceTime calls with some of the ladies while displaying fabricated financial returns.

So there was apparently a faux NFL profession, faux wealth, faux investments, faux investment returns, and an alleged faux financial adviser.

The money, sadly for the women, was real. Federal investigators have so far recognized 26 ladies who allegedly despatched roughly $1.3 million to the lads.

None of those ladies acquired documentation exhibiting that an investment account had truly been opened for them, according to prosecutors. They also allegedly acquired no investment returns or proceeds.

When ladies ran out of money and began desperately making an attempt to contact Love, they apparently began ‘seeing ghosts.’ Much like Sam Darnold.

The allegations could be weird enough on their own, but the timing could not be better — or worse, relying on whether or not you occur to work in public relations for the San Francisco 49ers.

Just two days earlier, York’s already embarrassing prostitution case had acquired another spherical of national consideration after police bodycam footage of his arrest was launched.

York had been arrested after allegedly responding to an undercover prostitution commercial and touring to a mobile-home park close to East Palestine, Ohio. Police said he agreed to pay $160 for “full service” inappropriate exercise.

That makes it sound like he was going to a Buc-ee’s fuel station. 

The billionaire NFL government later pleaded no contest after the prostitution charge was lowered to disorderly conduct.

And now, less than a week later, the 49ers identify is back in the news because any person allegedly realized that pretending to play for them was apparently an efficient romantic investment strategy.

To be clear, prosecutors haven’t alleged that the San Francisco 49ers group or any precise participant had something by any means to do with Love’s alleged operation. He just borrowed the model for his own egocentric causes.

And based on current 49ers headlines, it is extremely a lot on-brand.

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