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Buffalo Bill Safety Mika Hyde announced his retirement on Tuesday after 11 seasons on the pitch. The 34 -year -old Hyde also serves as a mentor in the team of the training team last season. The captain of the Bill team for three seasons of 2021-23, Hyde played 158 career matches (128 starts) for Green Bay Packers (2013-16) and Bills. The product of Iowa and selected from the fifth round of Packers in 2013 had 644 equipment with 24 intercepts and eight restorations. Hyde was named Pro Bowl in 2017, his first season in Buffalo, and was the second All-Pro Selection team in 2017 and 2021. He became a free agent after the 2023 season and was not with a team to start 2024 D. to he signed with the Bill practice team in December. “We have always contacted this place,” Hyde said after returning to the bills two months ago. “Let’s see the reaction that people have with us signing here is really amazing.” The bills showed their appreciation for Hyde on social media on Tuesday. “Thank you, @micah_hyde !!” The accounts posted in X, along with red and blue emoji. -Fole at the field level