he's breaking in and out of his routes. He struggles to consistently run clean routes.

When he struggles with his footwork, he loses his acceleration and simply becomes ineffective and easy to cover for opposing cornerbacks.

Hands

This is easily the most likable trait about Rogers' overall game. His hands are as consistent as they come in terms of prospects for this year's draft.

He'll consistently make catches away from his frame and displays great concentration on crossing routes and near the sideline.

Run After Catch

While Rogers doesn't have elite playmaking skills, he has a sneakiness to his game in the open field that allows him to make plays. He's got good short-area quickness and footwork to occasionally pick up extra yards after the catch.

Blocking

Rogers simply isn't physical enough to be successful asa blocker. He rarely wins at the point of attack and will do so even less in the NFL.

Future Role/Scheme Versatility

The only way that Rogers is going to make an NFL roster is as a slot receiver. He doesn't have the size or physicality to consistently win on the outside in the NFL.

As a slot receiver, however, Rogers looks like a draftable prospect due to his consistent hands and fearlessness when making receptions over the middle of the field.