Micah Hyde Fantasy

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott has ruled out safety Micah Hyde (neck) and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips (hamstring) for the Week 3 divisional showdown against the Miami Dolphins. With star safety Jordan Poyer (foot) also up in the air to play this weekend, Buffalo's secondary could be vulnerable against a Dolphins offense that just put up over 40 points against the Baltimore Ravens. Backup safeties Jaquan Johnson and Damar Hamlin could be forced into starting roles if Poyer ends up missing the game as well. The Bills defense should still be started in all fantasy leagues, but it's worth noting that their secondary won't be at full strength for this one.

Sep. 23rd • 11:19 AM

Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde (hip, glute) suffered an injury in Friday's training camp practice, according to the team. Hyde is still being evaluated, but the injury is considered relatively minor. Head coach Sean McDermott labeled Hyde day-to-day on Saturday, so hopefully he won't be out of practice for too long. The 31-year-old was carted to the locker room on Friday, but thankfully it didn't turn out to be too serious. This early in training camp, the Bills will take it easy on Hyde, who is an important part of their secondary. In 17 regular season starts in 2021, he had 74 tackles (53 solo), four tackles for loss, a career-high-tying five interceptions (one for a touchdown), 10 passes defensed, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and one sack.

Jul. 30th • 1:12 PM

Buffalo Bills starting strong safety Micah Hyde is geared up for his return to Green Bay this Sunday. Hyde, who spent the first four seasons of his career with the Packers, was limited in practice on Wednesday with a toe issue. The 2017 Pro Bowl selection has racked up 96 tackles, five interceptions, 13 passes defensed and two tackles for losses in 19 career games with the Bills. He had his best game of the season against the Vikings last week, registering eight tackles (seven solos) and one pass defensed. "I know that its a business and I learned that last year," the sixth-year pro said during a phone interview about the Packers. "So, no, I dont have any bad blood against them and I wish them the best. Hyde and the Bills defense will look to duplicate their performance against Minnesota, where they held the Vikings to just six points and 292 total yards, with only 14 of those yards coming on the ground.

Sep. 26th • 11:23 PM