William Wyatt Rogers III (born August 19, 2001) is a former American college football quarterback for who played for the Washington Huskies and the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

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Aug 19, 2001 · Will Rogers, a prolific passer from Washington, holds several Mississippi State and SEC passing records. The Brandon, Mississippi native excelled in high school before embarking on a record-setting college career.

Mar 11, 2025 · After starting 51 contests and passing for 14,773 yards at Mississippi State and the UW, Will Rogers unceremoniously was demoted as the starting quarterback in favor of Williams, long considered...

Will Rogers (7) Quarterback - AT WASHINGTON 2024: Enrolled at UW for the winter, 2024, academic quarter ... played

Dec 16, 2023 · Entering the competitive fray for the Huskies is former Mississippi State quarterback Will Rogers, who told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Friday he will use his one year left of eligibility to play for...

Aug 29, 2024 · How did quarterback Will Rogers — a Mississippi native and four-year starter with the state’s land-grant university — end up in Seattle? You can credit the Seahawks for that. …

OCT 10 SEC CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Will Rogers, QB, Mississippi State,...Threw for 395 yards with 31 completions and three touchdowns to help lead State to a dominant win over No. 25 Arkansas...Broke the SEC career record with 946 completions in just 28 career games (Previously held by Aaron Murray, who had 921 completions in 52 career ...

Following the 2023 Egg Bowl, Rogers became the Egg Bowls all-time passing yards leader for Mississippi State (1,015 yards) … He threw six career touchdowns in the Egg Bowl, sixth most by an MSU quarterback. 2023 (Senior Season) He appeared in eight games, making eight starts … Threw for a career-high 487 yards at South Carolina on Sept. 23 …

Football player and athlete who is known for playing as the quarterback for the University of Washington Huskies, for playing for the Mississippi State Bulldogs, and for setting multiple Mississippi State football records.