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Report: Colts RT Braden Smith contract restructure saves nearly $10M in cap space
Colts general manager Chris Ballard revealed at the NFL Scouting Combine during his media availability that longtime Colts tackle Braden Smith was on the mend from his end-of-season personal matter that caused him to miss the team’s last five games.
Colts make decision on Braden Smith contract after mysterious absence
After Smith missed the final five games of the season due to personal reasons, it was unclear what his future looked like with the Colts. He still had a year remaining on his contract, and general manager Chris Ballard was vague when discussing the topic at the NFL Scouting Combine a few weeks ago.
Colts, Braden Smith rework deal; veteran RT returning
Braden Smith is remaining with the Indianapolis Colts for at least another season. The team and its veteran right tackle have agreed to a restructured contract, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
Braden Smith will return to Colts on revised contract
Smith is healthy and ready to return to the field after missing the final five games of the season due to a personal matter, a league source told IndyStar, echoing what general manager Chris Ballard told reporters at the NFL scouting combine.
What is Colts' OT Braden Smith's new salary cap hit in 2025?
Before the reshaping of Smith's deal, he was due a $14.75 million base salary and had a cap hit of $19.75 million in 2025, which was the fourth-largest on the Colts ' roster. Now, according to Over the Cap,
Colts’ roster moves includes lowering Braden Smith’s ’25 payout
The Indianapolis Colts continued to tweak their roster, and that includes a significant adjustment to Braden Smith’s contract. The team and Smith agreed to rework the final year of his deal with the veteran right tackle accepting a pay cut.
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4 Free agent OL options for Colts to provide needed depth
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Former Auburn All-American still ‘wants to play football,’ Colts general manager says
Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard provided an update of sorts on offensive tackle Braden Smith while speaking at the NFL Scouting Combine. Without detailing why the former Auburn ...