Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams says custom virtual reality exercises have fixed the drop problems that held him back earlier this season. He put it plainly as feeling "literally like Spider-Man," and the team said publicly the fix would hold.
Coleman-Williams made the comments ahead of Alabama's Oct. 11, 2026 matchup against Georgia. The VR drills were built directly to address his catching issues, according to coverage by ESPN, Bleacher Report, and Saturday Down South.
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