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			{{Short description\|American football player, coach, and administrator (born 1984)}}
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	'''Taylor Tharp''' (born September 20, 1984) is an ] ] for the ] of the ]. He ~~was~~ signed by the ] as an ] in 2008. He played ] at ]. He is known for designing the Statue of Liberty play, which gave ] the win in overtime of the ].		'''Taylor Tharp''' (born September 20, 1984) is a former ] ] for the ] of the ] (NFL). He signed with the Carolina Panthers as an ] following the ]. Tharp also played Arena football and in ] (IFL). He played ] at ]. He is known for designing the ], which gave Boise State the win in overtime of the ].

			==College==

			As the ]' starting quarterback in 2007, Tharp finished his senior season ranked seventh-nationally in passing efficiency (152.85) en route to second-team All-] honors, completing 289-of-423 passes for 3,340 yards and 30 touchdowns. At the time, his completion total was ] single-season record.

			==Professional career==

			Upon graduating from ] with a degree in communications in 2007, Tharp signed a free agent contract with the ] of the ].

			Tharp then played two years in the ] - starting at quarterback for the ] in 2009 and for the ] in 2010.

			Tharp went on to serve as an offensive intern ] for the ] of the ] in 2010.

			Tharp played two seasons 2011-2012 for the ] of the ]. He served as the team's quarterback and quarterbacks coach, leading the Panthers to two IFL championships.

			===Coaching===

			In 2012–2013, Tharp was a graduate ] at ], Tharp broke down game film, compiled scouting reports, coached the defensive scout team and assisted with offensive game plans. Tharp also served as ] summer football camps coordinator.

			Taylor Tharp is currently the Director of Player Personnel at ], a position which he has held since 2014.

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Latest revision as of 18:52, 24 December 2024

American football player, coach, and administrator (born 1984)

American football player

Taylor Tharp

Tharp (No. 10) in the 2007 Hawaii Bowl

Personal information

Born:

(1984-09-20) September 20, 1984 (age 40)
Boulder, Colorado, U.S.

Height:

6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)

Weight:

203 lb (92 kg)

Career information

College:

Boise State

Undrafted:

2008

Career history

As a player:

* Offseason and/or practice squad member only

As a coach:

Parma Panthers (2011–2012)
Quarterbacks coach
Texas (2012–2013)
Graduate assistant

As an administrator:

Boise State (2014–present)
Director of player personnel

Career highlights and awards

Second-team All-WAC (2007)
(2011) Italian Football League Champion
(2012) Italian Football League Champion

Career Arena League statistics

Comp. / Att.:	7 / 16
Passing yards:	83
TD–INT:	2–0
QB rating:	91.41
Rushing touchdowns:	1
Stats at ArenaFan.com

Taylor Tharp (born September 20, 1984) is a former American football quarterback for the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League (NFL). He signed with the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent following the 2008 NFL draft. Tharp also played Arena football and in Italian Football League (IFL). He played college football at Boise State. He is known for designing the Statue of Liberty play, which gave Boise State the win in overtime of the 2007 Fiesta Bowl.

College

As the Broncos' starting quarterback in 2007, Tharp finished his senior season ranked seventh-nationally in passing efficiency (152.85) en route to second-team All-Western Athletic Conference honors, completing 289-of-423 passes for 3,340 yards and 30 touchdowns. At the time, his completion total was Boise State's single-season record.

Professional career

Upon graduating from Boise State with a degree in communications in 2007, Tharp signed a free agent contract with the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League.

Tharp then played two years in the Arena Football League - starting at quarterback for the Boise Burn in 2009 and for the Utah Blaze in 2010.

Tharp went on to serve as an offensive intern coach for the Arizona Rattlers of the AFL in 2010.

Tharp played two seasons 2011-2012 for the Parma Panthers of the Italian Football League. He served as the team's quarterback and quarterbacks coach, leading the Panthers to two IFL championships.

Coaching

In 2012–2013, Tharp was a graduate assistant coach at Longhorns, Tharp broke down game film, compiled scouting reports, coached the defensive scout team and assisted with offensive game plans. Tharp also served as Texas' summer football camps coordinator.

Taylor Tharp is currently the Director of Player Personnel at Boise State University, a position which he has held since 2014.

External links

Media related to Taylor Tharp at Wikimedia Commons

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Hal Zimmerman (1968) Pat Ebright (1968–1970) Eric Guthrie (1971) Ron Autele (1972) Jim McMillan (1973–1974) Lee Huey (1974–1975) Greg Stern (1975) Dee Pickett (1976) Hoskin Hogan (1977) Joe Aliotti (1978–1980) Gerald DesPres (1981–1983) Hazsen Choate (1984–1985) Kieth Jarrett (1986) Vince Alcalde (1986–1987) Duane Halliday (1988–1989) Mike Virden (1989–1990) Jeff Mladenich (1991–1992) Travis Stuart (1991–1992) Danny Langsdorf (1991–1993) Tony Hilde (1993–1996) Nate Sparks (1997–1998) Bart Hendricks (1997–2000) Ryan Dinwiddie (2001–2003) B. J. Rhode (2002) Jared Zabransky (2004–2006) Taylor Tharp (2007) Kellen Moore (2008–2011) Joe Southwick (2012–2013) Grant Hedrick (2013–2014) Ryan Finley (2015) Brett Rypien (2015–2018) Montell Cozart (2017) Hank Bachmeier (2019–2022) Chase Cord (2019) Jaylon Henderson (2019) Jack Sears (2020) Taylen Green (2022–2023) Maddux Madsen (2023–2024) CJ Tiller (2023)

Boise State Broncos starting quarterbacks

Hal Zimmerman (1968)
Pat Ebright (1968–1970)
Eric Guthrie (1971)
Ron Autele (1972)
Jim McMillan (1973–1974)
Lee Huey (1974–1975)
Greg Stern (1975)
Dee Pickett (1976)
Hoskin Hogan (1977)
Joe Aliotti (1978–1980)
Gerald DesPres (1981–1983)
Hazsen Choate (1984–1985)
Kieth Jarrett (1986)
Vince Alcalde (1986–1987)
Duane Halliday (1988–1989)
Mike Virden (1989–1990)
Jeff Mladenich (1991–1992)
Travis Stuart (1991–1992)
Danny Langsdorf (1991–1993)
Tony Hilde (1993–1996)
Nate Sparks (1997–1998)
Bart Hendricks (1997–2000)
Ryan Dinwiddie (2001–2003)
B. J. Rhode (2002)
Jared Zabransky (2004–2006)
Taylor Tharp (2007)
Kellen Moore (2008–2011)
Joe Southwick (2012–2013)
Grant Hedrick (2013–2014)
Ryan Finley (2015)
Brett Rypien (2015–2018)
Montell Cozart (2017)
Hank Bachmeier (2019–2022)
Chase Cord (2019)
Jaylon Henderson (2019)
Jack Sears (2020)
Taylen Green (2022–2023)
Maddux Madsen (2023–2024)
CJ Tiller (2023)

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