Recruiting Spotlight: Logan Rogers, Patrick Taylor High School, New Orleans, LA

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Running back Logan Rogers of Patrick Taylor Science and Technology Academy is one of the most productive and under-the-radar prospects in Louisiana’s Class of 2027. Standing around 5’10” and 190–195 pounds, Rogers has built a reputation as a tough, physical runner with a complete skill set.

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Rogers put together a standout season, rushing for 1,661 yards and 19 touchdowns while earning District 9-3A Offensive MVP honors along with All-State Honorable Mention recognition. His production speaks for itself, but it’s the way he runs—with power, vision, and burst—that makes him a difficult player to contain.

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According to Lee Brecheen, Rogers is a hidden gem who has all the tools to play at the next level.

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“I think he’s a DI running back for college. I had a chance to see him play in 2024 and 2025. The kid has power, vision, and speed. He’s a sleeper recruit—hidden gem,” Brecheen said.

Rogers has been a consistent presence for his program, starting for four years and competing as a multi-sport athlete, showcasing his overall athleticism and durability.

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Off the field, Rogers is just as impressive. He carries a 4.5 GPA and has scored a 27 on the ACT, making him a strong academic prospect as well. He plans to major in mechanical engineering with a minor in environmental engineering at the next level.

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“It means more when you build something from the ground up,” Rogers said. “The experience you get in football will stick with you for life.”

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Rogers noted that the University of Louisiana at Lafayette has shown interest, and he remains focused on continuing to work toward earning scholarship opportunities.

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Athletics run in the family, as both of his parents were involved in sports during high school, attending Archbishop Blenk High School and L.W. Higgins High School.

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With elite production, strong academics, and a complete running back skill set, Logan Rogers is a Class of 2027 prospect who has all the tools to see his recruitment take off as more programs evaluate his film.

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