Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams says custom virtual reality exercises have fixed the drop problems that plagued him earlier this season. He put it plainly as feeling "literally like Spider-Man," and the team made clear the fix would hold.
Coleman-Williams spoke about it ahead of Alabama's Oct. 11, 2026 matchup against Georgia. The VR drills were built directly to address his ball-security struggles, according to sources including ESPN, Bleacher Report, and Saturday Down South.
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