Corey Taylor is a 6'1" Quarterback in the 2029 class.
Taylor attends Gaffney in South Carolina.
Taylor's Player Profile was created on November 3, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Corey
TaylorQB
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Gaffney
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SC
2026 Preview: Gaffney Indians
Taylor is in competition with Talmage Person – a rising ninth grader – to take over as the...
Written by Brandon Stockdale
Corey
TaylorQB
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Gaffney
|
SC
PRZNext GA Prospect Tour: Noteworthy QB Performers
Corey Taylor is another long, lanky QB prospect who projects out as a traitsy prospect a few years...
Written by Connor Jackson
Corey
TaylorQB
Class
2029
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Gaffney
|
SC
Five 2029 Future Signal Callers from the Southeast
Third on the list is Corey Taylor Jr. from South Carolina. Taylor’s most notable ability is his ball...
Written by Ryan States
Brandon Stockdale | Prep Redzone Scout
Brandon Stockdale
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Taylor is in competition with Talmage PersonTalmagePerson
5'10" | 165 lbs | QB
Gaffney | 2030 SC – a rising ninth grader – to take over as the Indians’ starting quarterback in 2026. He played on JV last year and showed promise with his ability to stand in the pocket and make throws.
He can scramble around and make plays when things break down while keeping his eyes downfield. He has good size on him and has good athleticism for a young sophomore. Taylor currently has an offer from Samford University.
Corey Taylor is another long, lanky QB prospect who projects out as a traitsy prospect a few years down the line. Taylor’s quick feet and release stood out to me up close. As is the case with many long, lanky QBs, he had no problem cutting through the ball and tightroping it into the short areas. As camp went on, he showed more and more the ability to mix up touch and placement to bend the ball around DBs. Taylor will test toward the top of the QB group. He might be the most “dual-threat” prototype amongst the group.
Third on the list is Corey Taylor Jr. from South Carolina. Taylor’s most notable ability is his ball placement, as he seems to be able to throw outside and inside the numbers with great success and accuracy. There is some work to be done with his throwing motion, as it does seem a little awkward at times. However, that seems to have no effect on his arm strength, or ability to throw a powerful spiral that is sure to find its intended target. Talent is great and all, but work ethic is just as important, and Taylor has that in spades. Taylor has been to multiple camps and showcases to show off his ability and work with the other top South Carolina QB’s in his class.