The former defender Green Bay Packers, Micah Hyde withdraws from NFL after 12 seasons.
Hyde said Jay Srunski from Buffalo News The fact that he retires from the game and his career in the game is after leaving the bills after the season.
Hyde, a selection of Packers in the fifth round in the 2013 project, was in the Bills Practice team to end the 2024 season.
Hyde played in 158 matches in the regular season and 17 Playoff matches in 2013–2023. He spent four seasons as a versatile defender and a special team in Green Bay, producing eight interceptions. 4.0 bags, 227 attacks, 24 breakdown and three feedback in 63 packers.
Hyde is one of the three Packers (Desmond Howard, Will Blackmon) who returned three points to their career in Green Bay. His 738 Punt Return Yards ranks eighth in the team’s history, and his 93-jard-bothering returning to the excavation is the fourth longest in the team’s history.
Hyde’s Punt Return to the employ against Detroit Lions on December 28, 2014 still represents the last betting of the recurring packers.
Ted Thompson refused to sign Hyde again after the 2016 season, and then signed a contract with bills, went to full-time security and produce two all-Pro seasons (2017, 2021). In Buffalo he played his last seven seasons.
Hyde turned 34 in December. He signed with the team Bills Practice on December 4, but he did not appear in the game.
Hyde will retire with the NFL with 24 intercourse, five recovered fumbles and five professional appliances (three returns of the excavation, one interception, one return of Kickoff). He was on the pitch for over 8364 defense snaps and 304 special teams.
