2025 Interview with, Derrek Guenther William Tennent High School, PA

 

 


Derrek Guenther

William Tennent High School, PA

Jersey # 26

QB(ATH)/Safety

5'11 165

3.40 GPA

Hudl link: http://www.hudl.com/v/2QYhnA

Please post a small recap of last season with something like a big game you had, something about a certain game, something from a bus ride to or from the game, or something that sticks out from a practice.

The proudest moment of this season is seeing how the positivity in the team this season has really grown onto everybody, as it keeps us excelling and executing on offense and defense the way we need to.

What are you going to miss the most from the 2025 class?

What I will miss most from the class of 2025 will be the chemistry and the knowledge they had, which hugely helped plays get executed to our advantage.

What are your goals for the season?

My goal for this season is to make all league at any position I am playing as an ATH.

Which goals are you setting for your team?

My team goals are to make the District Playoffs and hopefully win or compete for the league title.

What is the toughest part of being a quarterback?

The toughest part of being a quarterback has got to be making the reeds before the play and mentally being able to take the blame when things go wrong, while also fixing mistakes in an instant.

What is the best part of being a linebacker?

The toughest part of playing linebacker has been reading the split-second plays and getting into my pass drops.

Where should the state finals be?

The state finals should be in a more local stadium to me so I could possibly go to see it or hopefully be good enough this year to compete in it.

What type of defense as a quarterback do you like facing the most?

As a quarterback, I love facing defenses that have a 4-3 or 4-4 look, having fewer guys for pass coverage and making it easier to get the ball out into flats.

What has been your biggest moment on the football field?

The biggest moment on the football field was during my homecoming game, where I balled out and had two touchdowns while having multiple tackles on defense.

Can you list the three biggest things that make you a good teammate?

Three biggest things that make me a good teammate are leadership second to none, mentality, and my knowledge, which helps everyone around me.

Would you rather kick the season off with your rival, or end the regular season with them?

I would rather kick the season off with them starting the season on a hot note; destroying a rival would be amazing.

With college coaches using Hudl and X as a means to keep up with players, how often do you update your pages?

I try to update my X page as often as I can because that's where I tend to reach out to coaches, trying to almost get it done daily if not at least twice a week.

What is your favorite type of play to run?

My favorite type of play to run has got to be a slant flat concept or a smash concept.

Who is your favorite NFL team?

The Philadelphia Eagles are my favorite team because I have lived in that area all my life.

Have you been to any NFL games?

Unfortunately, I have not been to any NFL games.

What is your favorite drink?

My favorite drink is the BodyArmor IV drinks or the Electrolit drinks, helping me recover from practices and games instantly.



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