New York Jets quarterback Sam Darnold launches an interception caught by Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker.

Colts media reporter Caroline Cann and Colts.com writer Andrew Walker look back at the storylines surrounding the blue and white during week two of training camp including the progress of Andrew Luck, the defense ecoming deeper at the safety position with two players returning from the PUP list and the sudden retirement of offensive lineman Jack Mewhort.

Colts safety Malik Hooker reacts to being removed from the Physically Unable to Perform list after suffering a season-ending knee injury midway through 2017.

Check out Indianapolis Colts rookie safety Malik Hooker's top five plays from the 2017 season.

Safety Malik Hooker joins Matt Taylor in the Colts radio studio to discuss his relationship with teammates Clayton Geathers and Matthias Farley.

Safety Malik Hooker sits down with Matt Taylor in the Colts radio studio to discuss his thoughts on the changes of the upcoming season, as well as to reflect on his rookie season.

Safety Malik Hooker joins Matt Taylor in the Colts radio studio to discuss being back with his teammates for offseason workouts, and to give an update on how his rehab is going.

The Colts return to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center to begin offseason workouts.

Colts.com is taking a look back at the position story lines from 2017. Colts reporter Caroline Cann now takes a look at the Safeties.

Colts safety Malik Hooker continues the grind of rehabbing that injured knee suffered on a play during a week 7 match-up against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He gives a progress report on that injured knee and discusses an overall outlook on his rookie season with Colts radio host Matt Taylor. He even offers advice for all former college athletes who are looking to enter the 2018 NFL Draft this spring.

Colts players discuss what Chuck Pagano means to them following the news that the team relieved Pagano of his coaching responsibilities.

The Colts first round draft pick is out for the season after tearing both his MCL and ACL in Sunday’s game against the Jaguars. Colts reporter Caroline Cann gets Darius Butler and Vontae Davis’ reaction to the rookie missing the rest of the season.

The Indianapolis Colts resumed practice on Wednesday afternoon. Here is a quick look at some of today's practice.

Hear from players after the tough 46-9 loss to the LA Rams.

Colts Reporter Caroline Cann gives you her "Things To Watch" for week one against the Rams.

Rookie safety Malik Hooker joins Caroline Cann for the first edition of Colts 365 and says he's good to go for Sunday's week one match-up against the Rams in Los Angeles and hopes he can show fans why he's labeled as a "ball hawk" in the secondary.

Coach Pagano announces that quarterback Stephen Morris has moved into the backup position behind Scott Tolzien. Colts Reporter Caroline Cann recaps Pagano's quarterback comments and highlights the other news coming out of Monday's practice.

Indianapolis Colts Defensive Coordinator Ted Monachino responds to a question on the development of defensive rookies Malik Hooker, Quincy Wilson.

Colts rookie safety Malik Hooker joined his teammates for practice for the first time as a member of the horseshoe since being drafted in the first round back in April.

Colts Media Reporter Caroline Cann and Colts.com Writer Kevin Bowen recap their takeaways from the Colts first practice of Training Camp.

Indianapolis Colts first-round draft pick Malik Hooker made his first on-field appearance on Sunday during the open practice held at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Colts Media Reporter Caroline Cann and Colts.com Sr. Writer Kevin Bowen break down the biggest news to come out of Arrival Day from camp.

The Colts rookies have started practicing before the entire 90-man roster reports this weekend. Colts Media Reporter Caroline Cann gives some names to keep an eye on as roster spots start filling in throughout August.

Colts rookie safety Malik Hooker was placed on the team's physically unable to perform list for the start of Training Camp. Colts.com writer Kevin Bowen broke the story and has all the details.

Colts first round draft pick Malik Hooker gets a deal done with the team he was a big fan of as a young player and says he now holds himself accountable to the high standards as a member of the horseshoe.

With the Indianapolis Colts set to begin training camp soon at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind., Colts.com previews the team’s safeties.

With the 2019 season just weeks away, we take an early look at the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints' Week 15 Monday Night Football regular season matchup.

Training camp is right around the corner, and according to Doug Farrar of Touchdown Wire, Indianapolis Colts camp is going to feature seven of the National Football League's best players.

Take a look at the burning questions at each position as the Indianapolis Colts get set to report to training camp July 24 at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Ind. We continue today with the safety position.

After just one season in defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus’ system, a couple of Indianapolis Colts defenders in safety Malik Hooker and cornerback Kenny Moore II are considered among the league’s top defensive backs by Touchdown Wire.

Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker in 2018 worked his way back from a brutal knee injury that prematurely ended his sensational rookie season in 2017. He’s about to wrap up his first fully-healthy offseason as a pro, and he can already tell the difference.

The Indianapolis Colts announced that safety Malik Hooker (foot) will be inactive for today's Divisional Round matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Defensive tackle/end Denico Autry is active, meanwhile.

The Indianapolis Colts have ruled out two players ahead of Saturday's Divisional Round playoff matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. What's the status of key defensive playmakers Malik Hooker and Denico Autry?

The Indianapolis Colts take on the Miami Dolphins in today’s AFC battle at Lucas Oil Stadium, and will be doing so with a couple key pieces back for the defense.

The Indianapolis Colts today announced that safety Malik Hooker (hip) has been downgraded from questionable to out for Sunday's Week 11 matchup against the Tennessee Titans.

Last week, the Colts traveled to Washington to play the Redskins and the defensive backs showed off their swag. 

Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker went down with a season-ending knee injury about midway through last season, but all signs point to him being 100-percent ready for Sunday’s 2018 season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Indianapolis Colts safeties Malik Hooker and Clayton Geathers got on the field in a game for the first time on Saturday against the San Francisco 49ers.

Colts safety Malik Hooker had his sensational rookie year cut short after suffering a season-ending knee injury in Week 7. Now back and cleared for Saturday’s preseason game against the 49ers, Hooker is eager to return to the field in this new-look Indy defense.

Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich said safety Malik Hooker and tackle/guard Denzelle Good could make their 2018 preseason debuts in Saturday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers. Reich also had updates on several other injured Colts players.

Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard recently told 1070 The Fan’s Dan Dakich that the hope is for safety Malik Hooker to make his 2018 debut in the team’s third preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers.

Both dealing with knee injuries, safeties Clayton Geathers and Malik Hooker missed the offseason workout program and the first seven training camp practices. Now medically cleared, they can finally start to form what could be one of the more talented safety duos in the league.

The Indianapolis Colts announced today that safeties Clayton Geathers and Malik Hooker have passed physicals and are being moved from the PUP list to the active roster.

An early look at the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans Week 14 regular season matchup.

Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard on Friday had injury updates for several players as the team prepares to report to training camp next week in Westfield, Ind.

Limited by injuries and second-half missteps, the Indianapolis Colts could only muster four wins last season. But second-year safety Malik Hooker is confident it won’t take much for the team to get back to playing winning football.

NFL.com senior analyst Gil Brandt thinks Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker could be a first-time Pro-Bowler in 2018.

They call it “A City Like No Other.” On Wednesday night, the Colts came to Huntingburg, Indiana. And they embraced them like no other.

Colts.com’s Andrew Walker breaks down the action at Wednesday’s second day of OTA practices at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Colts safety Malik Hooker on Tuesday released a video of him working out in cleats, cutting and sprinting, about six months after undergoing major knee surgery.