Cowboys agree to terms with Malik Hooker following second visit with former Colts first-round pick

It took awhile, but safety Malik Hooker is finally joining the Dallas Cowboys. After five months of silence in free agency and on the Dallas front as well, the former Indianapolis Colts first-round pick has agreed to terms on a what sources tell CBS Sports is expected to be a one-year deal. Having already signed cornerback Kyron Brown to a two-year deal to begin the week, the 90-man roster count had again been maxed (Brown replacing a released Rashard Robinson), so adding Hooker required a corresponding roster move.