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Indianapolis Colts offensive tackle Braden Smith found happiness in football again after he broke free from the strain ...
Colts RT Braden Smith was considering retirement until he sought help for his OCD. '(Turned) a negative into the positive' ...
Smith, 29, was officially placed on the NFI (non-football injury) list Dec. 14 with, at the time, an undiagnosed medical ...
Indianapolis Colts tackle Braden Smith was diagnosed with religious scrupulosity, a form of OCD that almost made him take his life.
Indianapolis Colts offensive tackle Braden Smith shared openly about his mindset after facing personal challenges.
Indianapolis Colts right tackle Braden Smith is back with the Colts and has retaken his place in the starting lineup after missing the final five games of last season while on the non-football illness ...
In hindsight, Smith said he’s long had OCD tendencies. He remembers eating 36 chewy sweets in one sitting as a child because no matter the number he got to, it wasn’t the right number.
The next two weeks, IndyStar will be ranking the 15 Colts players most essential to 2025 success. Up at No. 4 is right tackle ...
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