Micah Hyde Recruits Geno Stone, Boosts Bills Secondary

0:00It's March 22nd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. Retired Buffalo Bill Safety, Micah Hyde may have hung up his cleats after the 2024 season, but he's still deeply tied to the team. The 35-year-old, now living full-time in Southern California, acted as an unofficial recruiter this off-season. He convinced fellow Iowa Hawkeye Genostone to sign with Buffalo on a one-year deal worth 1.4 million dollars. Ben brings a solid track record to the bill's secondary. A cement-round pick by the Baltimore Ravens in 2020, he started 36 games in a row over the last two seasons with the Cincinnati. Bengals During that stretch, he racked up 185 tackles and never missed a start. The two safety share roots at the University of Iowa, which helped spark their connection. Stone looks up to how Hyde extended his career after joining Buffalo from Green Bay. He plans to bring the same competitive edge, leadership and reliability that defined Hyde's

1:01time in the league. Hyde spent eight seasons with the bills, starting with the 2017 team that snapped their playoff drought. He became a fan favorite, embracing the community and Bill's mafia culture. Even now, his family ends every night with a go-bills from the kids. Hyde's influence shows the bill's lasting pull on former players, helping Bill deaf for another strong run at the playoffs.