Krishawn Hogan Moving Well While Recovering from ACL Surgery

Like Malik Hooker did last week, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Krishawn Hogan posted a group of videos on Instagram of him running routes and cutting around the practice field following surgery to repair an ACL.

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As Hogan points out, he is now seven months removed from his surgery, so he appears right on track in his progress. According to Verywell Health, returning from an ACL injury is commonly recommend to take about seven to nine months.

Hogan injured his ACL on a freak play on special teams against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 5, where the ball was lateraled back to him and he was basically immediately twisted down to the turf. He appeared in two games for the Colts last year as a rookie, Weeks 4 and 5.

The most infamous ACL rehab on the Colts right now is that of Hooker. The good news is that, although everybody is different and recovers at different speeds, Hooker suffered his ACL injury just two weeks after Hogan did. Hooker, however, also tore the MCL in his knee.

At this rate, Hogan may be available for training camp in late July. He is currently on the roster bubble but in the mix for a roster spot against the likes of Reece Fountain, Deon Cain, K.J. Brent, Kasen Williams and Steve Ishmael.