After suffering an injury during the Crimson Tide's "A-Day" spring game, the status of new Alabama football wideout Noah Rogers has been one of the program's biggest storylines over the summer months.
A transfer from NC State, Rogers' status was updated Wednesday at 2026 SEC media days by Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer, doing so during an interview with The Game's Ryan Fowler.
"Yeah, he's doing a great job," DeBoer said. "I think early on, when he first was injured, probably a timeline that he's surpassed. I would expect him to still miss some games early in the season, and I'm not going to set limits on what he can do as far as how quickly he can come back, we want to be smart, but he has done a phenomenal job, along with our elite training staff and medical staff, to execute the plan that was put in place. He's coming along very nicely, I guess I'll just put it that way."
The senior was one of Alabama's top portal additions during the offseason, joining the Crimson Tide following a pair of seasons at NC State. Rogers had 68 receptions for 919 yards and three touchdowns with the Wolfpack, and is a prominent name to know entering 2026, projecting as one of Alabama's top wide receivers this fall.
Others such as Ryan Coleman-Williams and Lotzeir Brooks project as Alabama's top wideouts alongside Rogers, a position group that should be loaded yet again in 2026.
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A transfer from NC State, Rogers' status was updated Wednesday at 2026 SEC media days by Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer, doing so during an interview with The Game's Ryan Fowler.
"Yeah, he's doing a great job," DeBoer said. "I think early on, when he first was injured, probably a timeline that he's surpassed. I would expect him to still miss some games early in the season, and I'm not going to set limits on what he can do as far as how quickly he can come back, we want to be smart, but he has done a phenomenal job, along with our elite training staff and medical staff, to execute the plan that was put in place. He's coming along very nicely, I guess I'll just put it that way."
The senior was one of Alabama's top portal additions during the offseason, joining the Crimson Tide following a pair of seasons at NC State. Rogers had 68 receptions for 919 yards and three touchdowns with the Wolfpack, and is a prominent name to know entering 2026, projecting as one of Alabama's top wide receivers this fall.
Others such as Ryan Coleman-Williams and Lotzeir Brooks project as Alabama's top wideouts alongside Rogers, a position group that should be loaded yet again in 2026.
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