Braden Smith of the Indianapolis Colts faced severe mental health struggles last season, dealing with obsessive-compulsive disorder that pushed him to contemplate suicide. Despite being physically present, he was emotionally absent, saying he didn't care for football or family. Smith's OCD manifested in religious scrupulosity, causing him immense distress over perceived sins. After various treatments, including a five-day psychedelic therapy, he reports significant improvement and plans to return to the Colts, having restructured his contract from $16.75 million to $8 million with performance incentives.