Alabama addresses Ryan Coleman-Williams' drop issues with VR technology
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 11:54 AM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026
On October 9, Alabama coaching staff announced improvements in Ryan Coleman-Williams' performance. They used virtual reality technology to identify and resolve a depth perception issue that contributed to his past drop problems. Following this intervention, the coaching staff noted that the drops have since disappeared. This adjustment aims to enhance his contributions to the team's receiving corps moving forward.
- •Ryan Coleman-Williams had issues with dropped passes previously.
- •Alabama utilized VR technology to evaluate and correct these issues.
- •Coaching staff reports a positive change following the intervention.
- •The improvement is expected to aid the team in the current season.
- 12:20 PMESPN — Alabama thinks it has found and fixed Ryan Coleman-Williams' drop issues
"Using VR technology, the staff discovered a depth perception issue, and the drops have disappeared.
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