Utah’s compact, touchdown-heavy power back
In the 2025 season, NaQuari Rogers gave Utah a short-yardage punch, finishing with 387 rushing yards and a team-high 11 rushing touchdowns in 13 games, plus 43 receiving yards[1][2]. At 5-foot-10 and about 210 pounds, he profiles as a sturdy, physical back who can finish drives and handle volume, even if explosive efficiency isn’t his calling card[1][2]. He also carries a strong résumé from New Mexico and earlier stops, which helps explain why evaluators see him as a dependable, usable fit for teams needing a downhill red-zone hammer[3][4].
