Buffalo Bills Safety Micah Hyde Retires After 11 NFL Seasons

The 34-year-old Pro Bowl and All-Pro honoree leaves a legacy of leadership and impact in Buffalo and Green Bay.

Micah Hyde announced his retirement on Instagram, reflecting on his journey from Fostoria, Ohio, to Iowa, Green Bay, and Buffalo.
Hyde played 11 seasons in the NFL, including seven with the Buffalo Bills and four with the Green Bay Packers, after being drafted in 2013.
He earned a Pro Bowl selection in 2017 and was named Second-team All-Pro in 2017 and 2021, solidifying his reputation as a defensive leader.
Hyde rejoined the Bills in December 2024 on their practice squad, serving as a mentor to younger players during the playoffs.
He finishes his career with 644 tackles, 24 interceptions, and five forced fumbles across 158 games, along with four career return touchdowns.