It was made clear by general manager Chris Ballard that the Colts weren't afraid to select a quarterback in the upcoming NFL draft. So hosting one is not a surprise.

Like the rest of the NFL, the Indianapolis Colts are finishing up their final evaluations ahead of the 2025 NFL draft, which kicks off two weeks from this Thursday. Multiple big milestones during the draft cycle have already come and gone,

This is especially true of the Colts who have been the definition of mediocre since general manager Chris Ballard took over in 2017. His team has gone 62-69-1 over his eight years as general manager and has had tremendous struggles pinpointing their quarterback of the future.

Indianapolis Colts' right tackle Braden Smith said his mental health struggles nearly caused him to put a "bullet through my brain" in an interview with the Indianapolis Star.

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 Colts' Braden Smith told the Indianapolis Star he struggled with a type of OCD that prompted him to spend 48 days in a treatment facility last year and to ultimately turn a psychedelic drug that he believes helped save him.