Exclusive; Former Bills $19 Million Star Sends Message Amid ‘Unknown’ Future
The Buffalo Bills suddenly released several key veterans ahead of free agency. But it’s unclear whether guard Micah Hyde, who spent seven seasons in Buffalo, will also say goodbye. Hyde will officially become a free agent when his two-year contract worth $19.25 million expires after the 2023 NFL season.
The 33-year-old may be considering his retirement, but he’s not giving up on his annual charity softball game. The veteran fan favorite announced the news on his Instagram Story on Wednesday, April 17. He wrote, “Bills Mafia, even though I’m not a part of the team right now, I want you all to know how special this event is to you as well as me.” But my whole family.
“Our tireless energy has taken this game to new heights over the past three years. My future remains uncertain, but I will forever be grateful for your unwavering support. Got it – May I can’t wait to see you on the 19th!!
Hyde emphasized that they are doing something “special” with this year’s donations. This money will go to “each participating player who has an endowment or donor-recommended endowment.” In doing so, we work together as a team to improve the communities we love in a variety of ways.
The fourth annual charity game will offer donors willing to pay $1,000 a special on-field meet-and-greet with Hyde. A home run derby will be held before the game featuring Bills quarterback Josh Allen and the offensive line defense.
Bills General Manager Brandon Beane is leaving the door open to Micah Hyde’s possible return.
Cornerback Jordan Poyer signed with the Miami Dolphins after his release, but the former All-Pro teammate could still return. Bills GM Brandon: Beane says he doesn’t think Micah Hyde has ‘closed the door’ on gambling, and the Bills say ‘if Micah Hyde decides to play, there’s no door closed even if he returns.’ It certainly won’t close,” ESPN’s Alaina Getzenberg reported. March 24th. “Mr. Bean emphasized that he does not know whether Mr. Hyde has made any decisions at this time.”
Due to his neck injury, Hyde considered retiring after the 2023 NFL season. “I have no idea what the future holds,” he told reporters after the Bills were eliminated from the playoffs. “I’ll probably settle down in the next few weeks and talk to my wife and family. But let’s see. I’m not in a hurry, I’m not in a hurry at all.
Meanwhile, the Bills signed former Kansas City Chiefs guard Mike Edwards in free agency. Buffalo also signed Taylor Rapp to a three-year, $10.6 million contract.
Micah Hyde’s Wife, Amanda Hyde, Strongly Suggested Their Time in Buffalo was Over
On January 23rd, Amanda Hyde posted an emotional letter to her fans on her personal Instagram page. After leaving the door ajar, Amanda wrote in the caption that her husband’s message was “coming soon.”
In Amanda’s letter to the Bills mob, she reflected on the seven years Hyde spent in Buffalo. “Despite the ups and downs, you are by our side and we are watching you. It is truly a city of good neighbors, and what a blessed city it is.
“Well, thank you, Bills Mafia. Thank you for making this place our home…and thank you for making this place so hard to leave. You will always be a part of our hearts and we love you guys! »
Micah Hyde’s wife also spoke out against the Chiefs about the team’s 27-24 loss in the playoffs. “It may hurt now, but trust me, this city will pay off.” And while it’s time to say goodbye, wherever we go, what’s next? Please know that the Hyde family will gladly leave the Mafia if that happens.
Amanda, who has two children with Hyde, concluded her post by paying tribute to Marv Levy. “Because at the end of the day, would you rather be anywhere else than right now?”
