A woman says the story of fake 49ers player Daejon Love fell apart after a simple roster check, despite his cars, cash and confident claims.
Cara joined TMZ Live Monday and said she looked Love up early on, but the information she found quickly raised questions about his alleged connection to the San Francisco 49ers.
Daejon Love has been linked to an alleged massive fraud scheme.
The 35-year-old, who allegedly posed as an NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers, was arrested and charged alongside Taylor…
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The alleged fake 49ers player went all-out to sell his supposed millionaire lifestyle, and TMZ has obtained videos showing Daejon Love flashing cash, jewelry, luxury cars and what he claimed were multimillion-dollar homes.
A woman who says Love…
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A man posing as 49ers player Daejon Love allegedly carried out a $1.3 million romance scam, and prosecutors say he should remain behind bars because he poses a serious flight risk and has few ties to any community.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, prosecutors are seeking to keep the alleged fraud suspect in custody.
The alleged fake 49er reportedly went beyond pretending to be a player—he appeared to sign paperwork to make the story seem legitimate.
Video shows Daejon Love sitting at a table with a stack of documents and signing his name in what appears to be a staged contract-signing scene. The video was allegedly sent to…
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A 20-year-old San Diego State student says an alleged fake 49ers player tried to draw her into an NFL wife
lifestyle before she began checking his story, TMZ has learned.
The student told TMZ that she met Daejon Love at Cheetahs strip club…
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A woman who says she was the last victim of alleged fake 49ers player Daejon Love claims she was still involved with him until the day the FBI arrested him—and says she has evidence to support her account.
The woman shared a TikTok video saying she was still connected to Love right up until his arrest.
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The NFC West enters the 2026 NFL season with two conference finalists at the top, a proud franchise navigating transition and a rebuilding team with an intriguing collection of talent. On the latest episode of “Football 301,” Yahoo Sports’ Nate Tice and Matt Harmon projected win totals for every team and examined the roster decisions and storylines that could shape the division.
| Team | Tice’s win total | Harmon’s win total | Over/Under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seattle Seahawks | 12-5 | <11.5 | 10.5 |
| Los Angeles Rams | 11-6 | 11-6 | 11.5 |
| San Francisco 49ers | >10.5 | >10.5 | 10.5 |
| Arizona Cardinals | 4-13 | 4-13 | 3.5 |
The reigning Super Bowl champions return nearly their entire core, including a dominant defensive front and a dynamic offense that continues to improve. Both analysts see a legitimate chance for Seattle to repeat as NFC West champions.
Tice highlighted the potential of second-year tight end Elijah Arroyo, while Harmon believes the Seahawks have “just barely scratched the surface of Rashid Shahid’s potential.”
“There’s enough there for them to sneak out the division title — then a pretty decent gap down to a Niners team that I’m a little concerned about,” Harmon said.
The Rams fell just short of the Super Bowl last season, but they enter 2026 looking even stronger despite the retirement of veteran right tackle Rob Havenstein. Head coach Sean McVay is preparing the offense for another championship push, and both analysts regard Los Angeles as one of the NFL’s elite teams.
“These are the two best teams, not just in the NFC, but in the NFL,” Tice said.
Matt Harmon: >10.5 (projected 8-9 win range)
After years of operating on the edge with a veteran roster, Tice and Harmon see warning signs emerging in Santa Clara. The 49ers’ receiver overhaul, the accumulated mileage on longtime left tackle Trent Williams and questions surrounding the defense have raised concerns about the team’s floor as well as its ceiling.
Harmon identified the addition of veteran wide receiver Mike Evans as a potential turning point for the offense. If healthy, Evans could be an ideal X receiver in Kyle Shanahan’s system. However, age and injuries could leave San Francisco’s receiving corps in trouble.
“This team is a crossroads franchise,” Tice said. “I feel worse about the 2026 49ers than I ever expected to.”
The Cardinals have a low over/under, but there are reasons for optimism. Betting markets project Arizona to have the NFL’s worst offense, yet both analysts are “Cardinals curious.”
They see the possibility of untapped chemistry between Arizona’s revamped skill-position group and new head coach and offensive play-caller Mike LaFleur. His McVay-inspired running game and passing concepts could help Marvin Harrison Jr., Michael Wilson, Trey McBride and Jerimiyah Love play to their strengths.
“There’s too much talent for them to be a complete disaster,” Tice said. “They’ll sneak a few wins, maybe confound a young QB with schematic funk.”
For more NFL insight, tune into “Football 301” on Apple, Spotify or YouTube.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy and his wife, Jenna Brandt, have navigated a remarkable journey together—from college athletes at Iowa State University to married life in the NFL spotlight and, most recently, parenthood. Their story is rooted in a shared Iowa connection that began long before Purdy became “Mr. Irrelevant” in the 2022 NFL Draft.
Born on October 26, 1999, Brandt grew up in Sumner, Iowa. She established herself as a standout athlete at Sumner-Fredericksburg High School, where volleyball was her primary sport. She played all four years and served as team captain twice, also competing in track and field. After graduating in 2018, she took her talents to Iowa State University to play for the Cyclones volleyball program.
Brandt and Purdy crossed paths as students at Iowa State. While Purdy launched his collegiate football career with the Cyclones football team, Brandt studied kinesiology and played three seasons for the volleyball program. Her tenure included opportunities to participate in USA Volleyball tryouts and an international trip to South America for matches against foreign competition. In late 2020, Brandt announced via Instagram her decision to transfer to the University of Northern Iowa, where she completed her collegiate playing career with the Panthers in 2022.
The couple made their relationship public in November 2022. By that time, Purdy had already begun making waves in the NFL after the 49ers selected him with the final pick of the 2022 draft. Brandt shared photos on social media featuring Purdy and her family, offering followers a glimpse into their budding romance.
Purdy proposed in July 2023 during a getaway in St. Cloud, Florida. Both celebrated the engagement online, expressing excitement for their next chapter. They officially tied the knot on March 9, 2024, in Des Moines, Iowa. According to Southern Bride, Brandt wore a strapless mermaid-style gown for the ceremony.
The couple’s family grew in July 2025 with the arrival of their first child. Purdy and Brandt announced the birth of their daughter, Millie Joleen, through a joint social media post that included the first photos of their new family of three.
From the volleyball courts of Sumner and the football fields of Ames to the bright lights of Levi’s Stadium and the quiet joys of parenthood, Purdy and Brandt’s partnership continues to write its next chapters—grounded in Midwestern roots and mutual support.