Bills safety Micah Hyde is getting all up in everyone’s feelings following the end of his team’s 2022 season.
After the Bills’ disappointing loss to the Bengals, 27-10, in the divisional round, Hyde made a revelation. He said if the team would have won, he would have been healthy enough to play.
That’s a bummer for the fan favorite.
In not being out there, Hyde naturally felt like he wasn’t there for his teammates throughout the year.
He originally sustained a neck injury all the way back in Week 2. Hyde missed a lot of game time for the first time in his career.
On a more personal level, Hyde said at locker cleanout day that he let down his safety partner Jordan Poyer.
“It hurt because him having to move on without me, I would have been the same way, there would have been more on my shoulders,” Hyde said. “I feel like I kind of let him down.”
For more from Hyde, see the attached WIVB-TV video below:
Micah Hyde talked about how much it hurt to see Jordan Poyer go down in yesterday's game and how Poyer's future with the #Bills is up in the air.
"There was more on Po's shoulders this year than any other year of us being here. To be honest I felt like I let him down." pic.twitter.com/GjwKTgbKY7
— Heather Prusak (@haprusak) January 23, 2023
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