Braden Smith returns to NFL after OCD treatment and recovery

Happy to come back to Braden Smith Indianapolis colts Training camp. The objectionable lineman’s 2024 NFL campaign ended prematurely due to Smith’s crazy-indiscriminate disorder conflict.

In particular, Smith claimed a specific type of distortion known as a religious discretion.

Smith launched a detailed search for rest, attempted therapeutic and medicinal treatment on the way. His journey took him to Mexico, where he searched for cypodix.

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The offensive match of Indianapolis Colts was extended on July 28, 2025 before the training camp held at Grand Park in Westfield. (By Michael McColon/Indistar/USA Today Network EmezN images)

He finally reached a place where he had previously controlled him. Smith says he entered a good place in the latest chapter of his NFL career.

“I’m in a spectacular place, honestly,” Smith said Indianapolis Star. “I have learned a lot about me. I have learned different tools and strategies. I have a great support system here and at home.”

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Smith pointed out to the treatment of Ibogen’s treatment in Mexico when he talked about being able to eliminate many poor habits created in his mind. When his OCD was at the peak, Smith will need to pray, repent, or declare his faith in repeated fashion.

Indianapolis Kols’ Braden Smith got on the field at Indianapolis on October 16, 2022 after winning Jacksonville Jaguvar at Lucas Oil Stadium. (Justin Casterine/Getty Image)

Smith acknowledged that the OCD is still part of it, but this disorder does not constantly affect his daily life.

Smith said, “I don’t have to check, I don’t have to do anything,” Smith said. “This is not perfect, but this is a kind of thing that I have to give him all this and don’t worry about what else can happen.”

Smith is Christian. He is moving from a more balanced perspective to his faith, which is now based on love rather than guilt.

Smith said, “You have to find out what is healthy and what is healthy. For each person it looks a little different,” Smith said. “My relationship with God cannot be a cookie-styled form. … Fortunately, the whole point is just (relationship).”

The offensive match of Indianapolis Kolts broke out during a training camp at Grand Park in Westfield on Monday, July 28, 2025. (By Michael McColon/Indistar/USA Today Network EmezN images)

Smith’s conflict was important enough, he thought of retiring From football. He played in 12 games in 2024.

Last year, Smith acknowledged the impact of the OCD on his performance on the field.

“Last year I was there,” Smith said. “I was going through these movements, but I did not think the players have no edge. Last year I had it. I didn’t feel it.”

Side Mental health The obstacles, Smith had a knee injury in 2023, lost seven games that season and performed surgery.

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A mental and physically healthy smith is expected to play your favorite game.

They said, “Maybe I’m the best in a long time,” he said. “It was nice to see everything coming together. Now I can just play football.”

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