Micah Hyde Returns to Buffalo Bills as Practice Squad Addition

The veteran safety re-signs with the team after a prolonged free agency, bringing leadership and depth to the playoff-bound Bills.

Micah Hyde, a former Pro Bowl safety, has rejoined the Buffalo Bills on a practice squad contract after being unsigned for the first 13 weeks of the 2024 season.
Hyde, who previously hinted at retirement, confirmed that this season will be his last in the NFL, emphasizing his desire to help the team in any capacity.
Bills head coach Sean McDermott clarified that Hyde's initial role will be limited, with the team confident in its current starting safeties, including Taylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin.
Hyde played a pivotal role in the Bills' success during his seven seasons with the team, forming a celebrated safety duo with Jordan Poyer, who now plays for Miami.
The Bills, with a 10-2 record and a clinched AFC East title, aim for their first Super Bowl victory, with Hyde offering veteran leadership and depth as they enter the postseason.