Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams flexed a dapper look on Instagram, appearing on a commercial with headwear brand New Era that premiered on Friday.The six-foot-one sophomore, whose NIL value is worth $2.5 million (per On3), becomes the latest brand ambassador for the Buffalo-based firm.“Putting on for the culture with @neweracap, gear up now with my link in bio #neweraambassador,” Williams wrote via Instagram. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe latest commercial appeared on the social media site a day before No. 10 Alabama (3-1) faces No. 16 Vanderbilt (5-0) in an SEC clash on Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa.College football fans can now check on New Era's new collection dubbed "Ryan's Favorites," featuring different of Alabama designs that aims to give cap lovers a feel of the "Crimson Tide's tradition of excellence."The latest collaboration with New Era adds up to Ryan Williams' list of NIL partnerships, which includes Beats by Dre, Nike, Hollister and Uber Eats.Williams is having a slow start to his second season with the Crimson Tide. He has caught 15 passes for 238 yards and two touchdowns. This was a far cry from his freshman year where he caught 48 passes for 865 yards with eight TDs.Ryan Williams' Alabama looks to exact revenge against VanderbiltRyan Williams and Alabama face a familiar foe that handed the Crimson Tide the first of four losses last season. They now look to exact revenge from the 40-35 defeat to Vanderbilt.Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer said the loss taught them a valuable lessson on how to manage success every game.“We didn’t handle success last year well. You can’t argue that," DeBoer said. "Our success that we had (against Georgia), none of it matters. None of it carries over. Every game is its own game.”Alabama faces a similar situation this year as they won over Georgia last week and they are set to face a surprising Vanderbilt, who hasn't lost in its first five games.The Commodores have been amazing this season thanks to the combination of coach Clark Lea and quarterback Diego Pavia. They have dominated the opposition this season, with each winning margin coming by at least 20 points.Lea believes that last season's accomplishment, particularly the 40-35 upset of Alabama, was a key factor in sustaining the run they're currently having.“Last season was important for us in terms of getting some of those breakthrough moments to see, ‘Hey, this is something we can do,’” Lea said. “I think this season has been about the confidence to dominate, to have a dominant mindset when we take the field.”This is the first time in 28 years they're facing each other as teams ranked in the AP Top 25. Alabama, which was ranked No. 4, edged then No. 12 Vanderbilt 9-7.