After a period of uncertainty, former Buffalo Bills sensational star clarified that he has only two potential paths for his future. “It’s either staying with the Bills or retiring,”the star informed reporters on May 16, according to Sal Capaccio of WGR550.
The Bills Pro Bowl quarterback Josh Allen will be among more than 35 Bills players scheduled to participate in the Micah Hyde Charity Softball Game on Sunday, May 19 at Sahlen Field. Allen is scheduled to be joined on the Offense team by Dalton Kincaid, Kahlil Shakir, Dion Dawkins, Mitch Trubisky, Andy Isabella, Reggie Gilliam and many others as they try to upset the Defense for the first time. Micah Hyde has recruited
The 33-year-old safety entered unrestricted free agency in March, with Bills general manager Brandon Beane suggesting the team’s willingness to welcome him back if he opted to continue playing in the NFL.
Hyde’s recent statement represents his clearest stance yet on a possible return to Buffalo, although he still conveyed uncertainty about his decision.Hyde, who spoke to reporters prior to his charity softball tournament in Buffalo over the weekend, shared that he’s been enjoying the offseason with his family and assessing his feelings.
“I’ve been transparent.you guys know as much as I do,” Hyde mentioned, as reported by Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News. “I took a break after the season, went to San Diego. My routine involves working out, spending time with the kids, assisting my wife with parenting duties, and mentally and physically preparing myself — just in case.
