“Horror film for f*ckeye fans” CFB fans react to upcoming Connor Stalions documentary after Michigan’s sign-stealing frenzy in 2023

Netflix is set to release an intriguing new documentary, "Sign Stealer," as part of its "Untold" series. The documentary features Connor Stalions, the former Michigan Wolverines assistant coach embroiled in a sign-stealing scandal during the 2023 national championship season. Premiering on Aug. 27, the streaming service announced the release on Monday.

Yahoo Sports columnist Dan Wetzel tweeted about the series on Stalions' alleged involvement in the Michigan advanced scouting scandal.

Meanwhile, Netflix's tweet revealed that Stalions will share his perspective on the alleged scheme that turned him into a viral sensation.

College football fans are buzzing about the upcoming documentary.

“In other words, a horror film for f*ckeye fans,” one tweeted.

“Dude looks like he’s aged 10 years in the last year,” a fan tweeted.

“Who sponsored it? we need an investigation. my guess is this is propaganda funded by Michigan insiders,” another fan tweeted.

“Executive producer Jimmy 'hotdogsinhispants' Harbaugh,” one wrote.

“Great timing,” one wrote.

“The feel good story of the year,” another tweeted.

Stalions resigned from his position after being suspended by the school last season. Despite his departure, he was seen at high-profile Michigan games like the Big Ten championship and the Rose Bowl win over Alabama, according to Michigan Live reports.

Connor Stalions' statement amid sign-stealing allegations

Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh watches from the sideline beside off-field analyst Connor Stalions, right. (Image credit: IMAGN)

The defending champion Michigan Wolverines finished a perfect 15-0 season, but their coach, Jim Harbaugh left for the Los Angeles Chargers. Despite the run, they faced serious heat over sign-stealing accusations. The situation got so intense that the Big Ten had to step in, accusing Michigan of breaking sportsmanship rules and suspending Harbaugh for three games.

Connor Stalions, a former staff member who resigned amid the controversy, said:

“I love the University of Michigan and its football program,” Stalions said (H/t On3). “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity I’ve had to work with the incredible student-athletes, Coach Harbaugh and the other coaches that have been a part of the Michigan football family during my tenure.”

“I do not want to be a distraction from what I hope to be a championship run for the team,” he added. “I will continue to cheer them on.”

Now, Connor Stalions' discussion of Michigan sign-stealing allegations in a new Netflix documentary will only add fuel to the fire in the coming days.