Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde made his retirement official by posting a note on his Instagram account on Tuesday. "So much love and way too many thanks. From Fostoria to Iowa City to Green Bay to Buffalo,

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The Buffalo Bills have released a heartwarming tribute to safety Micah Hyde as he is officially done with the NFL. During locker room cleanout day, the 34-year-old said he's finished. Hyde came out of part-retirement to be a mentor in 2024 and when the Bills' season

After 12 NFL seasons, including eight with the Buffalo Bills, safety Micah Hyde is hanging up the cleats. The two-time All-Pro defensive back announced on Monday that he was retiring from football. "From Fostoria to Iowa City to Green Bay to Buffalo,

Feb. 4 (UPI) -- Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde will retire from the NFL after 11 seasons, he announced Tuesday on Instagram. "So much love and way too many thanks," Hyde wrote on the social media platform. "From Fostoria [Ohio] to Iowa City to Green Bay to Buffalo, the goal was to leave an impact.

Former Green Bay Packers defensive back Micah Hyde is officially retiring after 11 years in the NFL, he announced on Instagram. The former Iowa Hawkeye was drafted by the Packers in 2013 with the No.

The Buffalo Bills came up short in the postseason once again this year, suffering a 32-29 defeat at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. And in the wake of this tough result, veteran safety Micah Hyde made a big decision on his future in the NFL after he latched on with the team towards the end of the 2024 campaign.

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In an Instagram post, Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde said in part, "So much LOVE and way too many THANKS!" as he announced his retirement from the NFL.

"From Fostoria to Iowa City to Green Bay to Buffalo, the goal was to leave an impact. That was one helluva dream. On to the next," Hyde wrote on Instagram.