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This sounds eerily similar to the scam Emmanuel Sanders pulled on the Bills Mafia the past two years.

 

 

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4 hours ago, davefan66 said:

As bad as the internet is letting guys like this scam people.  All it would have took was a few key strokes to see this guy was full of it.


and for him, those people go away immediately and he can focus on the completely gullible. 
 

who wants to spend forever going back and forth with the moderately skeptical that start to go along then wisen up

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On 9/1/2026 at 10:47 AM, Allen2Moulds said:

Running routes on the beach with a helmet, was my favorite part.  I hate scammers, and feel bad for anyone that gets scammed.

However, if these women were all gold diggers, and got burned.....I'm having a hard time feeling bad for them. 

When the getters get got, you can't feel bad for anyone. 

 

Don't hate the player, gate the game

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11 hours ago, The Jokeman said:

Does anyone not know how to use Google to realize what a phony this guy was?

He had a helmet?  Why else would a guy be carrying a helmet to the dealership, the salon, or the grocery store unless he was in the NF of the L? 

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18 hours ago, Jauronimo said:

He had a helmet?  Why else would a guy be carrying a helmet to the dealership, the salon, or the grocery store unless he was in the NF of the L? 

 

Does anyone recall a Pittsburgh man named Brian Jackson who impersonated Ben Roethlisberger to impress women?

 

When people realized he didn't look like Roethlisberger, Jackson switched to impersonating third-string quarterback Brian St. Pierre.

 

This guy actually would wear a Roethlisberger jersey when going around town.

 

One of the girls he dated for a while asked him why he never seemed to practice with the team and he would often tell her that "practice was canceled."

 

Jackson was eventually caught and busted for signing fake autographs under the false identity.

 

How does stuff like this even happen?

 

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4 hours ago, Sierra Foothills said:

 

Does anyone recall a Pittsburgh man named Brian Jackson who impersonated Ben Roethlisberger to impress women?

 

When people realized he didn't look like Roethlisberger, Jackson switched to impersonating third-string quarterback Brian St. Pierre.

 

This guy actually would wear a Roethlisberger jersey when going around town.

 

One of the girls he dated for a while asked him why he never seemed to practice with the team and he would often tell her that "practice was canceled."

 

Jackson was eventually caught and busted for signing fake autographs under the false identity.

 

How does stuff like this even happen?

 


There are a lot of boxscore NFL fans. Out here in Albany everyone claims to be a Giants fan but none of them know a single player other than Dart, OBJ and Skattebo 

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