New Dolphins GM's Packers Regret: Micah Hyde

On April 8, John Eric Sullivan just stepped in as the new general manager for the Miami

Dolphins, teaming up with head coach Jeff Halfley to revive a squad that's only hit the

playoff six times in the last 26 years.

Sullivan brings over two decades of experience from the Green Bay Packers, where he started

as an operations assistant back in 2004 and climbed all the way to Vice President of

Player Personnel.

Speaking back, he points to one big regret from his Packers days, letting safety Micah

Hyde slip away as a free agent after the 2016 season.

Hyde, a fifth round pick out of Iowa in 2013, proved versatile early on, shining as a corner,

Nickelback, Safety, and Punt Returner, with Highlight plays like a 93-yard touchdown return

as a rookie.

That missed things because Hyde thrived in Buffalo on a five-year deal or $30,500,000

earning pro-bull nods, and all pro-honors, leaving fans and insiders still shaking their

heads over what could have been in Green Bay.

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