Marcus Rogers Brings Playmaking Experience, But the Available Data Does Not Match Jackson State’s TE Listing
Marcus Rogers is best documented as a former Troy receiver, where in the 2022 season he started seven games before a season-ending injury and finished with 14 catches for 211 yards, showing dependable route-running and enough burst to create chunk plays[1][3]. ESPN also lists him as a receiver with 26 receptions for 339 yards, which reinforces him as a skilled pass-catcher rather than a traditional in-line tight end[3]. Because the available sources do not clearly confirm his current Jackson State role or 2025 production, the strongest takeaway is that he offers receiving upside and experience, but his fit depends on how Jackson State plans to use him[1][3].
