I would like to point out that there was no such thing as state game MVPs and all the accolades there are now for players for the vast majority of time since there has been a state game for 6man.
Ware was a great player...doubt he would crack my top 25 greatest 6man players list, he wasnt the greatest 6man player in the state when he was playing (G. Rigdon was)
A team winning back to back doesnt make a player the greatest ever, it makes the team a candidate for the greatest team ever. Damien Jackson at Trinidad was far better than Ware and they won one title in the era before two divisions, which it was much harder to win a title before 2006 let alone two. With that said Amherst did win back to back with who was the greatest player I have ever seen in DeWayne Miles (1995 Miles is the best player Ive ever seen). Ft Hancock won 3 out of 4 title games when Cheetah Ramirez played so if you are basing the greatest ever of team title wins/games he has to be your #1 again in an era when there was only one champion.
I did not see Manuel Beltran play, only film. I have had people who played with him and against him and watched Tyler Ethridge play that said Beltran was much better than Ethridge. On film their style of play is very similar and Beltran was bigger than Ethridge was and he played some in college. Beltran is a legit player to have as your greatest of all time
Food for Thought on the Greatest 6man football player:
Ed Sprinkle only HS football was in 1939 at Tuscola playing 6man, he was a 4 time pro-bowler and recently was elected to the pro football hall of fame and called the meanest man in football...pretty sure he makes the cut for greatest 6man player
Ken Konz played all 4 years of HS football playing 6man at Weimer, he went on to play at LSU (in their hall of fame) and was a 1st round draft pick by the Cleveland Browns who he played for 1953-59 winning two titles and was a pro-bowler once.
Don Maynard played 6man football as a freshman at Three Way school (Maple, TX) - he's in the pro-football hall of fame
Jack Pardee played 6man at Christoval survived the famous Junction Boys season at A&M under Bear Bryant had a long NFL playing career as a fullback and linebacker and then a long pro football coaching career
(I would like to note that 2 MLB hall of famers played 6man not in Texas...Gil Hodges and Carl Yastrzemski)