Over seven seasons as a Bills' defensive leader, Hyde made 95 regular season starts and earned two All-Pro nods. The free safety made 417 tackles and 16 interceptions during his tenure.

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The team announced Wednesday that they've signed two-time All-Pro Micah Hyde to the practice squad. The 33-year-old became a free agent this off-season after seven seasons with Bills, but decided not to sign with another team. In previous reporting by 2 on Your Side, Hyde said his decision was to come back to the Bills or retire.

The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran safety Micah Hyde to their practice squad as the 33-year-old begins his second stint with the franchise. Hyde has been a free agent this season, but spent seven year with the Bills from 2017 through last season.

Just days after clinching the AFC East title, the Buffalo Bills are bringing back a familiar face as they gear up for their playoff run. On Wednesday, the club announced that they have signed former All-Pro safety Micah Hyde.

The Bills separated from many core players this offseason, with Micah Hyde, one of the longtime starters, not brought back. But the team kept its longtime safety on the radar. Months after those return rumors began,

The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran All-Pro safety Micah Hyde to their practice squad. The move comes after months of speculation about Hyde. He left his future in limbo after not signing with any team or announcing his retirement following the 2023 season.