Alabama junior wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams added another milestone to his Crimson Tide career during Saturday's 56-23 road win over Mississippi State.

Coleman-Williams touchdown catch in the game gave him 16 receiving touchdowns with Alabama moving him past Crimson Tide legend Julio Jones, who finished his career with 15 touchdown receptions. Coleman-Williams admitted he was unaware he had passed Jones until afterward.

“I didn't even know that,” he said after Tuesday's practice. “That's awesome just thinking about it. I'll keep that in my back pocket. Just super excited for this Saturday.”

When asked whether he looked up to the former Alabama receiver, Coleman-Williams called Jones his “super hero” while growing up.

Ryan Coleman-Williams reacts to the news that he passed Julio Jones on Alabama’s all-time receiving touchdowns list with his TD vs Mississippi State on Saturday. RCW is now tied for 9th with Ozzie Newsome with 16.

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Coleman-Williams is now tied for ninth on Alabama's all-time list with Ozzie Newsome, who also recorded 16 touchdown receptions during his Crimson Tide career. The receivers ahead of them are DeVonta Smith with 46, Amari Cooper with 31, Jerry Jeudy with 26, Henry Ruggs III with 24, Calvin Ridley with 19, Dennis Homan with 18, and DJ Hall and Jaylen Waddle with 17.

The milestone comes during a productive 2026 season for Coleman-Williams. Through Alabama's first five games, he leads the team with 20 receptions for 376 yards, averaging 18.8 yards per catch. He has four touchdowns, with each one coming during the Crimson Tide's last three games.

After opening the season with five catches for 130 yards against East Carolina, Coleman-Williams logged four receptions for 43 yards against Kentucky. He then caught three passes for 62 yards and a touchdown against Florida State before finishing with five catches for 98 yards and two touchdowns in Alabama's 49-18 victory over South Carolina.

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Against Mississippi State, he caught all three of his targets for 43 yards and another touchdown.

Coleman-Williams now turns his attention to No. 2 Georgia, which visits the No 6. Crimson Tide at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturday. Both teams enter the matchup at 5-0.

Coleman-Williams is 2-1 against the Bulldogs and will have another opportunity to add to his touchdown haul — and move up Alabama's all-time list.