Bo Bryan of BGA leads the Nashville area high school football passing charts with 1,806 yards and 28 touchdowns through six games, edging out Carter Pray of Grace Christian by just two yards. Meanwhile, Quincy Mitchell from Forrest dominates the rushing leaderboard, amassing 1,232 yards and 21 touchdowns on 88 carries over seven games.
Bryan’s efficiency stands out with 101 completions on 134 attempts and only three interceptions, putting him slightly ahead of Pray, who has completed 128 of 174 passes and also thrown three interceptions in seven games. Matthew Horner from Independence is close behind with 1,700 yards and 18 touchdowns, despite a higher interception count of four. Brentwood Academy’s Crews Jenkins and Station Camp’s Colton Overbey also report impressive stats, each with 18 touchdowns passing.
Mitchell’s rushing performance is notable not just for yardage but for his touchdown total—21 scores in seven games. Malosi Laban of Montgomery Central has nearly matched his yard total with 1,213 yards but has done so in six games and on 156 carries, giving him a higher yards-per-game average at 202.2. Other runners like Ahvare Galbreath of Clarksville and Walker Hobbs from Cheatham County have surpassed 1,100 yards, but Hobbs’ 167 carries highlight a heavier workload.
The receiving leaders include Brody Bullock from Independence with 902 yards and nine touchdowns on 60 receptions. Odell Springer of Creek Wood follows with 847 yards and seven touchdowns. Kristian Jones of Ezell-Harding has 655 yards and nine touchdowns in six games, averaging over 100 receiving yards per game.
Scoring charts emphasize the impact of running backs, with Quincy Mitchell leading total points at 138, mostly from touchdowns. Kwadir Fletcher of FRA and Alie Bangura of MTCS have also crossed the 100-point mark, with 114 and 108 points respectively.
On defense, John Neely from Harpeth tops tackles with 95 in seven games. Brady Dolan of Station Camp and Daylyn Sanders of Smyrna trail closely with 85 and 83 tackles. Sack leaders feature Fred Ntumba and Daniel Baseswa, both from Antioch, with 13 and 10 sacks respectively.
These statistics reflect performances submitted by coaches and team statisticians, compiled from MaxPreps and other sources. They offer a snapshot of the players who are making the most impact as the 2026 TSSAA season heads into Week 8.
Coaches and statisticians who want their players included in future updates are encouraged to submit data to jscox@tennessean.com.
According to Yahoo Sports.
