After a huge senior year that has him at the top of the Kennedy Award list, 2026 Princeton WR/ATH Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV moved inside of our Top 10 in the final rankings updated. He electrified all season and took the next step from his junior season as the top playmaker in the state of West Virginia this year. Mossor has FBS ability in our eyes and should receive attention from that level as the next Signing Day approaches.

Princeton has a dynamic weapon in 2026 WR Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV , whose ability to flip the field has become even more valuable now that every postseason snap carries added weight. His knack for creating big gains after the catch gives the Tigers a built-in spark, whether he’s breaking loose on a quick screen or slipping through traffic on plays that should’ve been stopped early. That creativity shows up on special teams as well and at running back, where he’s just as capable of shifting momentum in an instant. As Princeton continues its playoff push, Mossor’s versatility has become a key part of how they stress defenses.

The leading candidate in the hunt for the Kennedy Award may just be 2026 Princeton WR/ATH Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV . He’s had an excellent senior season for the Tigers in multiple ways with the ball in his hands. Mossor has hauled in 72 passes for 1,100 yards and 9 touchdowns in the receiving game, but has made a huge impact in the running game, at defensive back, and as a returner on special teams as well for the undefeated Tigers, with an additional 24 scores. His electrifying playmaking ability could lead Princeton to its first state title in school history if he continues this high level of play.

2026 Princeton WR Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV is off to a blazing start to the season through the first three weeks. He’s totaled over 500 scrimmage yards and 10 touchdowns to begin his senior year for the Tigers and is a frontrunner for the Kennedy and Moss Awards. Mossor may just be the most electrifying player in the state with the ball in his hands in all three phases of the game. He’s continued his elite YAC ability as a receiver and is a highlight reel play waiting to happen. D1 programs need to wake up and offer Mossor ASAP.

Barker’s favorite target in the passing game is 2026 WR Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV , who will be on the short list for the Randy Moss Award this season. He totaled 1,200 yards and 14 touchdowns as a junior and is capable of adding to those numbers as a senior. Mossor is electric with the ball in his hands as the top YAC receiver in the state. You can get him the ball in a variety of ways and let his playmaking ability do the rest. Mossor needs some FCS looks this fall as he has D1 ability.

Another one of the leading receivers in the state last season was Princeton’s Brad Mossor Brad Mossor 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Princeton | 2026 State WV who earned our After the Catch spot in the Perfect 2026 WR Build. Mossor is excellent at generating YAC plays on screen passes and is a natural playmaker with the ball in his hands which he also displays on special teams. He’s magician-like in some of the plays on his junior tape that leave you questioning how he’s able to slip out for a touchdown or big gain while seemingly being corraled in. Mossor is a deep play threat as well and can take the top off of a defense, but finding easy ways to get the ball in his hands will result in positive plays nearly every time.

6’0, 185 pounds. 3.0 GPA. Is a current junior at Princeton HS in West Virginia. Self reports a 4.5 40. Is an often-invited prospect, looks like he does his best to get his name out there. Currently unoffered.

Taking a look at his tape on Hudl, I understand quickly why he’s ranked so well despite being unoffered, despite not carrying a collegiate-ready build. You can find Mossor dabbling with special teams, his open-field return-man skills will likely translate to the 7v7 setting. Excited to see where he aligns too. GC Motion is loaded on both sides of the ball, will Mossor’s presence be felt at WR or DB? Based on what I’ve heard from coaches on GC Motion, this young man is not to be taken lightly.