I thought this Saddle  fit my guy  perfect but there is a slight bit of a roll. what are your thoughts? Too wide, too small, would a specific pad help? Thank you!

I'm not an expert by any means. That said, it looks like a decent fit. Skirt is level on both sides. Plenty of clearance on front. Maybe show us a shot of his back and the saddle cinched up.

Saddle looks like a decent fit, how thick is the pad that you are using? And sometimes your cinch can be a problem to if not the right lenght. 

Thanks so much for the feedback.  I've tried a few different  pads , 1 inch 5 star pad and also a CSI pad with both a 1/2 liner and 3/4 liner. For roping I hate to use anything much thinner. I have a 32 inch 5 star mohair roper cinch that I use. I can get better pics tomorrow of him cinched up, as I only have this one from the side on my phone. With only the  front cinch tight the saddle does rise up some in back not sure if it's enough to be concerned about. The rigging on the saddle is adjustable too. 

I'd scoot that rigging back and see where it ends up. Looks like it might be just a *touch* wide and with the rigging so far up in his armpit it's making it dump forward. 

I'd also add a longer cinch. I like there to be 2 hands (held horizontally) distance between the buckle and the saddle ring on both sides. 

Looks pretty decent but maybe just a smidge wide in the gullet. I feel like it is slightly sitting downhill on your horse. Not bad; but a little bit.

So maybe you could try a shim (Classic Equine makes one) or something similar. See if that helps.

Ditto. 

Using a shim might work. Classic Equine also makes a saddle pad with the shims made inside. 

https://www.classicequine.com/Details/BioFit%C2%AE%20Correction%20Saddle%20Pad/WFS30

It's called the biofit correction with the shim.

Thank you everyone for your help!! 

So that means you are using 1 1/2 and 1 3/4 inch total padding?

If the cinch change, placement might help from some suggestions, that is great :)

I would suggest less padding.  I know you said you rope, but everything I have studied, felt is not "padding" or "cushion"  - there isn't enough compression for it to be? I always wonder about the pads when i go to ropings...the pads are so thick - not just one but 2-3 pads.  I do not rope, so I'm not claiming to know better, but I have seen many rope horses' backs that look like they need more concerned riders about saddle fit. :)  And it is just a suggestion.

Your saddle looks really close to a great fit without a pad, and then you are adding at least 1 1/2 inches in between the gullet - depending on the twist, that can be a big interference, as well as the gullet.

What I do with a new saddle is take my "arsenal" of pads with different thicknesses - and even shims - and go out to the arena or whereever and try MANY different combinations and judge how my horse moves and the saddle stability in each.   So many times, thicker padding makes the rolling worse - sometimes I can't even mount with too thick of a pad or the saddle will slide, no matter how tight the cinch.   You can get to where you can feel the difference between 1/4" and 3/8"  thickness of a pad.

And just a separate suggestion, I use a latigo on both sides of the saddle (no off-billet).  That way I can tighten from both sides and not always pulling just from one side - some saddles with adjustable rigging (that I think yours looks like it is)  becomes an even greater benefit - you could run the latigo through the front and also the front ring.  I have a saddle that has 3 way adjustable rigging and I change it depending on the horse it is on.