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Justin Rogers
positives
Well-built with smooth muscle definition and good growth potential...Jason Taylor-type (Miami) with good short-area speed...Fires low off the snap to gain leverage and control his blockers...Shows good body agility, using his hands forcefully to shed... Works well in closed quarters, wrapping the ball carrier properly... Explodes instantly into the backfield, battling all the way to push the pocket...Has an effective hand punch to jolt opponents back and uses an arm-over technique coming off the edge on the pass...Excels on stunts, playing with his hand down wide to the open side to get after the quarterback quickly...Has that explosive initial burst and long arms to seal off the outside rush...Has good inside counter moves off his bull rush and adequate recovery speed... Plays with good leverage to prevent blockers from containing him...Has the short-area agility to penetrate the line, collapse the pocket and pressure the quarterback.
compares to
JUQUA THOMAS-Philadelphia...Rogers is best served playing off the line of scrimmage, where he can accelerate quicker and attack from the outside shoulder of the offensive tackle rather than trying to shoot the inside gaps. He has a good motor in pursuit working in the short area, but has some tightness in his hips that could cause him to struggle some in his pass drops.
negatives
Lacks overall strength to prevent blockers from locking on and riding him wide...Plays more cautious in run support than vs. the pass, preferring to contain the play rather than step up to initiate the tackle...His lack of bulk causes larger blockers to cover him up and push him around in traffic, making him a better candidate for strong-side linebacker at the next level...Little stiff moving in the open field...Despite his quickness, he shows inconsistencies playing off the edge while in a three-point stance, feeling more comfortable standing upright.
2004: Sat out the Texas-El Paso and Nevada games with a foot sprain. 2006: Missed most of the Texas-El Paso game and the entire Marshall contest with a neck sprain.
Campus: 4.76 in the 40-yard dash (wind-aided)
4.82 40-yard dash (against the wind)
Bench pressed 225 pounds 18 times
34-inch vertical leap
9'8" broad jump
4.3 20-yard shuttle
7.36 three-cone drill.
Attended Commerce (Greenville, Texas) High School, playing football for head coach Terry Cron
Two-time All-District first-team selection and a member of the Herald Banner Dream Team
Helped his team win the state title in 1999 and 2001
Also competed in baseball, basketball and track, earning All-District honors on the baseball diamond.
Economics major
An avid hunter
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Physical Attributes:
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Height: | 6-3 |
Weight: | 252.0 |
Forty: | 4.76 |
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Pro Day Results:
Cone: | 7.32 |
Bench: | 19.0 |
Shuttle: | 4.28 |
10: | 1.58 |
20: | 2.69 |
40: | 4.76 |
BJ: | 9'9" |
VJ: | 34.0 |
Combine Results:
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