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American football player

Taylor Tharp

Personal information

Born:

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

Career information

College:

Undrafted:

Career history

*Offseason and/or practice squad member only

* Offseason and/or practice squad member only

Career highlights and awards

Stats at ArenaFan.com

Taylor Tharp (born September 20, 1984 in Boulder, Colorado) is an American football quarterback who plays in Italy at Panthers Parma. He was signed by the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent in 2008. 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

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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)

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