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CJ Rogers

CJ Rogers

Cedar Park, TXCedar Park
Jersey
#6
Pos
S
HT / WT
6-0 / 183
Class
2028
NIL Valuation
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CJ Rogers

CJ Rogers

Cedar Park, TXCedar Park
Pos
S
HT / WT
6-0 / 183
Class
2028
High School

September 28, 2026

Scouting Report

Approved · Sep 28, 2026

CJ Rogers

Scouted byCody Bellaire
S2028 · Football

Overall grade

77/100
  • 0-49Undetermined
  • 50-59D-III / Dev
  • 60-69D-II / NAIA
  • 70-74FCS
  • 75-84Group of 5
  • 85-89Power 4
  • 90-94Blue Chip
  • 95-100Elite / Top 100

Following up on the July eval with a look strictly at the 2026 tape, I believe the improvement is real. The biggest jump is with his instincts and his trigger. He's coming downhill noticeably faster and with far less hesitation in both run support and the passing game, crashing down on pass catchers over the middle and in the flat more quickly, and he's arriving with intent. He's committed to the tackling process now rather than cutting down ball carriers, and the blows are more violent. That's the single most important thing on this tape, because the hesitance against bigger…

Top Attributes

- Instinctive ability as a zone defender in the passing game as well as coming downhill in run support - Improved hands and ability to attack the football against pass catchers - Great fluidity and ability to trigger to the football in space

Areas to Develop

- Still need to see the ability to add mass while improving top-end speed and explosiveness - General frame and length limitations - See the improved violence in space against ball carriers; next step is to be more violent when taking on blockers

Film Review Notes

Since we evaluated your 2025 film in the middle of July, I want to focus this review strictly on the 2026 updated tape, but within the context of what we discussed in the previous evaluation. I think the noticeable areas of improvement in the film are his instincts and ability to trigger towards contact. He looks less hesitant when coming downhill and striking ball carriers, especially pass catchers over the middle and to the flat. He appears to be much more committed to the tackling process and is not simply cutting down ball carriers, but giving more violent blows. I think his backpedal is still solid, as well as his range as a zone defender. He looks even more confident when the ball is in the air and comes down with contested catches. I like his movement skills in space and his top-end speed, but I still want to see improvement in those areas in order to help maximize his ceiling as a prospect.

Graded Skills

0–10 Scale

  • 6.8Size
  • 6.4Frame/length
  • 8.2Instincts
  • 7.3Top-end speed
  • 8.2Agility
  • 8.2Burst to close
  • 8Ball skills
  • 7.9Backpedal
  • 7.6Tackling/striking
  • 8.3Physicality/effort