Just minutes after the Indianapolis Colts announced that quarterback Daniel Jones would miss the remainder of their AFC South clash against the Jacksonville Jaguars with an Achilles injury, the team announced that starting right tackle Braden Smith is out with a concussion.
The Indianapolis Colts must turn their attention to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a massive Week 14 divisional clash at EverBank Stadium. While Indy's focus is on making the playoffs, establishing a postseason foothold, and winning a Super Bowl, the draft isn't far in the distance.
It's the bye week for the Indianapolis Colts, which means it's time to regroup, refocus, and analyze the first half of the season. The Colts are making a push for the number one seed in the AFC, but they'll face the second-toughest remaining schedule over their final seven games.
In their helmets and pads, they look like gladiators. Invincible. Invulnerable. Within each NFL uniform is a human, no different from the rest of us. They have issues, stress, problems.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Indianapolis Colts are returning to Lucas Oil Stadium this weekend to kick off a two-game home stretch against the Las Vegas Raiders. Indy's coming off its first loss of the season after falling short of defeating the Los Angeles Rams last Sunday.
The Bucs made some external additions to their practice squad on the defensive side of the ball. They addressed their run defense with nose tackle Jayson Jones.
The Colts saw a pair of offensive tackles leave Saturday's game against the Packers with injuries. Right tackle Braden Smith suffered a groin injury and the Colts announced that he would not return to the contest.
Indianapolis Colts safety Hunter Wohler sustained a foot injury in Saturday's preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, which ultimately ends his afternoon and second game of the preseason.
During the final five games of the 2024 NFL season, the Indianapolis Colts were without offensive tackle Braden Smith because of a personal matter. Smith revealed in an interview with the Indianapolis Star that he spent 48 days in a treatment facility to address his obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Less than a year ago, there were real concerns that Braden Smith would never step foot on a football field again. The Indianapolis Colts' offensive tackle missed the final five games of the 2024 season due to a severe battle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) that forced him to spend 48 days in a treatment facility.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts head into the 2025 training camp with a fierce quarterback competition between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones, each vying to claim the starting role for Week 1.
Smith is an important piece of the Colts offense, so his return is highly anticipated. Braden Smith had quite the 2024. His journey on the field was cut short with the Indianapolis Colts as he had to seek treatment for his OCD.
The Indianapolis Colts will have a different-looking offensive line than usual, as center Ryan Kelly and guard Will Fries departed for the Minnesota Vikings in free agency.
Braden Smith managed 12 appearances for the Colts in 2024, remaining a full-time starter up front. The veteran right tackle was away from the team for the end of the campaign, however, and further details regarding his absence have emerged.
Mental health is a hard topic for athletes to speak out about for obvious reasons. Fans expect that the huge amount of money that they're paid should make them happier, and thus can't relate when someone making that kind of money is depressed.
Colts OT Braden Smith missed the final five games of the season due to personal reasons. The reasons turned out to be mental health issues, in which Smith dealt with obsessive-compulsive disorder and suicidal thoughts.
Right tackle Braden Smith will be back with the Indianapolis Colts this season, something which seemed far from being possible just five months ago. Smith missed the final five games of the regular season with what the Colts deemed personal reasons.
The Indianapolis Colts made a flurry of moves at the start of the NFL's free agency period but have since slowed things down. From new signings, re-signings, and restructured contracts, the Colts look set as the 2025 NFL draft approaches.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports the Colts are revising RT Braden Smith‘s contract to keep him with the team in 2025. Smith was set to carry a cap number of $19.75 million in 2025 and will still become a free agent in 2026. Smith, 28, is a former second-round pick of the Colts back in 2018.
The Indianapolis Colts had multiple injuries to monitor during the team's bye week. But one situation many weren't taking into account was starting right tackle Braden Smith, who missed the team's Week 13 win against the New England Patriots due to a personal matter.
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