The Missouri Tigers football program has landed a significant recruit, as Lamont Rogers, a highly sought-after offensive tackle from Mesquite Horn High School in Texas, has committed to join their ranks. Rogers, who had offers from college programs including Texas, Texas A&M, SMU, Oklahoma, and Florida State, opted for Missouri, marking a major win for the Tigers’ recruiting efforts. Rated as a 4-star prospect by 247Sports, Rogers is ranked as the number 9 offensive tackle nationally and the number 17 player in Texas. His commitment is expected to bolster Missouri’s offensive line, bringing both depth and talent to the team.
Standing at an imposing 6-foot-6 and weighing 311 pounds, Rogers is extremely athletic and skillful for a player of his stature. His attributes include great length, quick and nimble feet, excellent short-area quickness, a stiff punch at engagement, good hip bend, and a fast pass set. These skills make him a formidable presence on the line of scrimmage, capable of effectively covering ground in the running game and protecting the quarterback.
Rogers is a multi-sport athlete who excels on the basketball court, played as a goalie in soccer, and competed in shot put and discus in track and field. His diverse athletic background has enhanced his footwork, hand-eye coordination, and overall athleticism, making him a well-rounded and dynamic player. Rogers has a blend of size, athleticism, and skill that give him the potential to make an immediate and significant impact on the Tigers’ offensive line.
