Right tackle Braden Smith will be back with the Indianapolis Colts this season, something which seemed far from being possible just five months ago.

The Indianapolis Colts didn't offer many specific details when they placed offensive tackle Braden Smith on the reserve/non-football illness list near the end of last season because of a "personal ...

Smith and his wife Courtney opened up to ... Upon conclusion of his intensive OCD therapy, Braden tested 12 out of 40 on the Yale-Brown scale. That’s considered “mild.’’ ...

Indianapolis Colts right tackle Braden Smith says he missed the final five games last season because of an obsessive-compulsive disorder that was so severe he spent 48 days in a treatment facility and ...

Braden Smith told the Indianapolis Star that he was ... According to the International OCD Foundation, religious scrupulosity differs from the healthy practice of religion because it is driven ...

Braden Smith has been wrestling with internal OCD and mental health issues that threatened his life, he said a harrowing interview. Getty Images Religious scrupulosity is a form of OCD that had ...

Michael Hickey/Getty Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Braden Smith is opening ... with The Indianapolis Star, Smith said his struggles with OCD pushed him to spend 48 hours in a treatment ...

Smith reportedly suffers from a form of OCD called religious scrupulosity ... The Smiths reportedly got baptized last May, but Braden's case only worsened to the point where he was incapable ...

This story explores suicide. If you are at risk, please stop here and contact 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for support. INDIANAPOLIS — Courtney Smith hung up the phone, a realization she’d dreaded ...

Braden Smith, her husband and the Colts' right tackle ... “And then there’s my OCD god, and the OCD god is this condemning (deity). It’s like every wrong move you make, it’s like smacking ...