Tiffblue has been very good, for me. They are slow growers and I would spend two bucks more for, probably a year quicker producer.

Here are 11 that have been highly recommended by experts for this area. Woodard isn't on the list, but should still be a good choice. Most rabbiteyes (like all the ones you listed) should do fine in Tennessee, given proper drainage, pH, etc. Only a few Northern and Southern Highbush are likely to do really good in this part of the country, but Ozark Blue, for example, is thought by some to be the best cultivar for growers in Tennessee. If you are only going to plant two or three plants, make sure they'll pollenize each other for best production. If you're going with the rabbiteye types, any two would probably be compatible.

Bluebelle - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)
Bluecrop - Vaccinium corymbosum (Northern Highbush)
Blue Ray - Vaccinium corymbosum (Northern Highbush)
Climax - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)
Delight - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)
Legacy - Vaccinium hyrid (Southern Highbush)
O'Neal - Vaccinium hyrid (Southern Highbush)
Ozark Blue - Vaccinium hyrid (Southern Highbush)
Powderblue - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)
Premier - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)
Tifblue - Vaccinium virgatum (Rabbiteye)