| # | 09 |
|---|---|
| Name | Drequan Harris |
| Nationality |  United States |
| Position | QB1, Quarterback |
| Height | 185cm |
| Weight | 84kg |
| Current Team | Pforzheim Wilddogs |
| Past Teams | Pforzheim Wilddogs |
| Leagues | German Football League |
| Seasons | 2025, 2026 |
| Age | 25 |
Harris is the undeniable linchpin of the Pforzheim Wilddogs’ offense as they embark on their inaugural 2025 season in the prestigious German Football League (GFL). Known by the moniker “Dre,” this dynamic American quarterback has quickly established himself as a dominant dual-threat playmaker, a talent the Wilddogs secured after he previously “struck fear” in them during his time with the Regensburg Phoenix in the GFL2. Praised by opposing coaches for his athleticism, running ability, and his aptitude for delivering accurate passes even under pressure, Harris is instrumental in Pforzheim’s ability to rack up high passing yardage and transform precarious situations into significant gains. His versatility makes him a constant threat to opposing defenses and a central figure in the Wilddogs’ strong start in the GFL.
Previous stations
Mauldin High School (Mauldin, South Carolina, USA)
- Newberry College (Newberry, South Carolina, USA) – Redshirted 2017, played 2018-2019, also listed on 2022 roster as Graduate Student.
- Regensburg Phoenix (Germany, GFL2) – 2023 Season
- Prague Black Panthers (Czech Republic, AFL) – Mid-season replacement in 2024
- Pforzheim Wilddogs (Germany, Erima GFL) – since 2025
Credits
- Starker Aufsteiger zu Gast im Heinz-Field – Erima GFL
- Letzter Test für die Wilddogs
- Pforzheim Wilddogs zum ersten Mal in München – Erima GFL
- Dre Harris – 2022 Football Roster – Newberry College
- Neuer Quarterback für Prag – Österreichs Football Portal
- 1 Dre Harris (QB) – American Football Verband Deutschland
- Drequan Harris’s Football Recruiting Profile – NCSA
- Harris Returns to Newberry to Coach Quarterbacks.
- Dre Harris | QB1 Pforzheim Wilddogs – YouTube
Achievements
Team Achievements
- South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Champion two times with Newberry College (Years not specified).
- Reached the Playoffs with the Pforzheim Wilddogs in their GFL debut season (2025).
Personal Achievements
- Named High School Region Player of the Year (Year not specified).
- Twice named High School All-Region (Years not specified).
- Honored by the Greenville Touchdown Club two times (Years not specified).
- GFL2 2023 Season: Ranked 2nd in Pass Efficiency (179.1) among listed players.
Selected Statistics
- Newberry College (Career totals, including 2018 & 2019 data): Achieved 6,185 career passing yards and 1,454 career rushing yards.
- Newberry College (Career totals, including 2018 & 2019 data): Accounted for 41 passing and 20 rushing touchdowns.
- Regensburg Phoenix (GFL2, 2023): Threw for 2,138 yards over 10 games, averaging 213.8 yards per game.
- Regensburg Phoenix (GFL2, 2023): Recorded 28 passing touchdowns against 7 interceptions.
- Pforzheim Wilddogs (GFL, 2025): The offense averaged approximately 300 passing yards per game after the first five games of the season.
Other
- Full Name/Nickname: Drequan Harris is often referred to as “Dre Harris.”
- Dual-Threat Status: He is described as a “typical Dual-Threat QB” by an Austrian football portal, emphasizing his ability to both run and pass effectively.
- Previous European Impact: In 2023, while playing for the Regensburg Phoenix, he was noted for teaching the Wilddogs a “frightening lesson,” leading to Pforzheim’s decision to sign him for their 2025 GFL promotion season.
- Opposing Coach’s Assessment (GFL 2025): Dresden Monarchs Headcoach Greg Seamon stated that Harris is “very athletic [and] at the same time the best runner” on the Wilddogs’ team, highlighting the challenge of containing him.
- Coaching Experience: After his playing career at Newberry College, he returned to the program to coach Quarterbacks, mentioning he felt his professional experience would help elevate the younger players.
- Hard-Nosed Mentality: In an interview snippet, Harris mentioned growing up around “hard-nosed coaching” with “very little room for error,” but he viewed it as “character building” because he knew he “can’t react a certain way” if he wanted to play.
- International Talent: The Pforzheim Wilddogs’ Sporting Director Thomas Zink included Harris among the “international talents” they successfully recruited for their first GFL season.
