Rogers is a surname, originally German and suggesting prowess with a spear, and is modified with the letter d as a Welsh addition. It may refer to many people.
- Aaron Rodgers, American football player
- Alan Rodgers
- Benjamin Paul Rodgers, Aussie Rules Football star, world traveler/author/adventurer.
- Andre Rodgers
- Anton Rodgers, British actor
- Bill Rodgers, one of several people including
- Buck Rodgers, American baseball player & manager
- Calbraith Perry Rodgers
- Christopher Raymond Perry Rodgers
- Clodagh Rodgers, Northern Ireland singer
- Dave Rodgers
- Eleazar Rodgers, South African soccer player
- George Rodgers
- Guy Rodgers
- Ilona Rodgers
- Jimmie Rodgers, (1897-1933), American country singer
- Jimmy Rodgers, basketball coach
- Jimmie Rodgers, (b. 1931), American pop singer
- John Rodgers, one of several people including
- John Rodgers (1772 - 1838), U.S. Naval officer during the War of 1812
- John Rodgers (1812 - 1882), U.S. Naval officer during the Civil War, son of the first John Rodgers
- John Rodgers (1881 - 1926), U.S. Naval officer during World War I, great-grandson of the first John Rodgers. Second Naval aviator to fly for the United States Navy.
- Sir John Rodgers, British politician
- Johnny Rodgers, American football player
- Lorraine Rodgers, (born 1921), American pilot, first woman to fly in World War II
- Luke Rodgers, English footballer
- Mario Rodgers
- Mary Rodgers, American composer, daughter of Richard Rodgers
- Nile Rodgers, American bassist and producer
- Paul Rodgers, British singer
- Pepper Rodgers
- Raymond P. Rodgers
- Richard Rodgers, composer of the songwriting teams Rodgers and Hart and Rodgers and Hammerstein
- Simon Rodgers, Canadian Rugby player
- T. J. Rodgers
- Tige Rodgers, radio personality
- Tim Rodgers
- W. R. Rodgers, Northern Ireland poet
- William Ledyard Rodgers
- Woodall Rodgers
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