veteran WSU QB with a proven arm, but limited college production
Rogers brought veteran experience to Washington State and showed flashes of a capable game manager, but his college production was modest, with a career 58-of-120 passing for 596 yards, 5 touchdowns and 7 interceptions in 31 appearances.[4] His best trait was experience under pressure, having earned starts and relief duty in multiple roles, and he was described as the top quarterback in spring drills because of his veteran presence and familiarity with the position.[4][13] He fits best as a depth or bridge option rather than a high-upside starter.
