INDIANAPOLIS — Mike Hilton has considered Colts nickel Kenny Moore II a kindred spirit for years. The two men have walked similar paths, rising from undrafted free agents to become two of the best nickels in the NFL, playing far bigger than their listed size along the way.

Kenny Moore's calf injury has evolved into an Achilles issue, casting a shadow over the Colts' defense. The team is now looking at veteran Mike Hilton and Mekhi Blackmon to fill the void as they prepare for a challenging matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

The obvious answer is veteran Mike Hilton, whom the Colts just signed to the practice squad. Hilton is an experienced player who is very familiar with Lou Anarumo's defense, having played under the current Colts' defensive coordinator for several seasons in Cincinnati. That should allow Hilton to hit the ground running if called upon.

Colts cornerback Kenny Moore returned an interception for a touchdown just 49 seconds into the game vs the Titans, setting a record

Colts' Kenny Moore II and Alec Pierce suffered injuries in Sunday's game. Head coach Shane Steichen provided an update on their status.

#Colts Pro Bowl DB Kenny Moore II suffered a calf injury in Sunday's win, and he's expected to miss a couple of weeks, source says. Not a major injury. For depth, the team is signing veteran CB Mike Hilton to their practice squad.

The Indianapolis Colts are awaiting word on the severity of Kenny Moore II’s calf injury, but will take a step to ease any absence. The team will sign free agent cornerback Mike

Davante Adams is dealing with a hamstring issue and receiver Puka Nacua was given a rest day Friday, but both are expected to play for the Rams on Sunday.