As we head into the final weeks of the TSSAA football regular season, the races for the state's top individual honor are beginning to come into view.
Every year the TSSAA names a Tennessee Titans Mr. Football in each classification, as well as a Kicker of the Year, based on performances throughout the regular season along with academics and character.
For the remainder of the regular season, each week, The Tennessean will rank the top five players on our Mr. Football watchlist for every classification, highlighting the athletes we believe have the best shot of claiming the award in December.
Our first ranking for Class 6A Mr. Football was released on Oct. 14.
Here's The Tennessean's updated Mr. Football watchlist for 6A entering Week 10 of the TSSAA
football season.
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Ranking TSSAA Mr. Football prospects in Class 6A
1. Andre Adams
Antioch | Senior | QB
Why chosen: After finishing as a finalist in 2025, this year's Mr. Football award in Class 6A looks like Adams' to lose. His unbeaten Bears were off in Week 9, but on the season the Colorado commit is 103-of-141 passing for 1,942 yards with 17 touchdowns and an interception. He’s also rushed 52 times for 554 yards and six touchdowns.
Last week: No. 1
2. Will Jones
Maryville | Senior | QB
Why chosen: Jones led Maryville to a 42-7 win over Science Hill in Week 9, completing 13-of-18 for 159 yards with two touchdowns and an interception while also rushing seven times for 111 yards and two scores. The Jacksonville State commit is 114-of-150 passing on the season for 1,746 yards with 25 touchdowns and one interception, while carrying the ball 33 times for 350 yards and eight touchdowns.
Last week: No. 3
3. Brylan Oduor
Riverdale | Senior | WR
Why chosen: The Auburn commit added to his scoring tally in a Week 9 win over Siegel, catching two passes for 57 yards and a touchdown. He's now up to 37 receptions for 841 yards and 14 touchdowns on the season, averaging 105.1 receiving yards for the once beaten Warriors.
Last week: No. 2
4. Khamoni Williams
Southwind | Senior | RB
Why chosen: The Auburn commit has set the standard among West Tennessee rushers this season. Southwind was on an open date in Week 9, but through eight games Williams led the Tigers with 1,065 all-purpose yards and 18 total touchdowns, including 68 carries for 951 yards.
Last week: No. 4
5. Tae Walden Jr.
Collierville | Senior | ATH
Why chosen: The Oregon commit enjoyed a week off with Collierville. Through eight games Walden has 47 receptions for 767 yards with 11 total touchdowns, while on defense he's recorded 16 tackles, six pass break ups, two TFLs and two fumble recoveries.
Last week: No. 5
Do you have a player worthy of Mr. Football consideration? Email hcampbell@usatodayco.com with the athlete's information and season stats to be considered for our watchlist.
This article originally appeared on Nashville Tennessean: Updated TSSAA Mr. Football rankings in Class 6A led by Antioch's Andre Adams
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