Bills safety Micah Hyde retires after long NFL career: 'That was one helluva dream'

Buffalo Protection Mica hid On Tuesday, he posted a note on his Instagram account and officially made retirement.

“So much love and thanks a lot of ways. From Fostoria to Iowa City to Buffalo, Buffalo,” Hyde wroteRefers to his Ohio High School, Iowa College and two NFL stops. “The goal was to give up an impact that was a Heluba dream. Next.”

The 34 -year -old Hyde will already end this last season after the Hyde already signed the Bill Practice Squad in early December. He spent the rest of the season and the play-offs on the practice squad, played a more role as an on-field consultant in Buffalo’s young protection.

Hyde has spent the previous six seasons to play alongside Puddle As Buffalo’s early protection tandem. Both of them signed the bill time in 20 2017, the first free agent to join Buffalo under the then newly appointed coach Shan McDermot.

Hyde emerged as a party leader and finished with a barrier, forced three fambs and also started with Buffalo as a pants return in 95.

After being elected he entered the league Green Bay In the fifth round of the 2013 draft. Overall, his 128 began in the 158 games.

Reporting by Associated Press.

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