The Colts on Saturday placed veteran right tackle Braden Smith on the reserve/non-football illness list, the culmination of multiple weeks in which Smith's status was in question because of what the team described as a "personal matter.

The Indianapolis Colts announced on Saturday that right tackle Braden Smith has been placed on the reserve/non-football illness list. This means that in addition to not being available for Sunday’s game against Denver,

Indianapolis has not announced why its right tackle has been out of action past labeling it a “personal matter.”

Braden Smith had played all but one offensive snap through the first 12 games, but he missed the New England game due to a personal matter.

Following Friday’s practice, the Colts have ruled out WR Ashton Dulin and OT Braden Smith for their Week 15 game vs. the Broncos.

Colts RT Braden Smith has been dealing with what the team has deemed a "personal matter" for at least a month.

Braden Smith's personal matter will keep him off the field for the rest of the season. The Colts announced that

Braden Smith’s status has been settled for the remainder of the regular season. The Indianapolis Colts’ veteran right tackle has been placed on the Reserve/Non-Football Illness list, which means he’ll miss at least the final four games of the season.