'Taxes Still Trash!': Micah Hyde Reacts as Bills Re-Sign DB Jordan Poyer

By re-signing safety Jordan Poyer in free agency, the Buffalo Bills reunited him with fellow defensive back Micah Hyde - who's glad to have his running mate back in the picture but remains anti-state tax.

Despite making it abundantly clear that he disliked New York's state taxes, safety Jordan Poyer is back with the Buffalo Bills, as the sides agreed on a two-year contract Wednesday.

Poyer earned his first-career Pro Bowl nod this past season, his 10th as a professional, after recording 63 tackles and four interceptions in 12 games while battling a variety of injuries.

Now back in the fold, Poyer is reunited with safety Micah Hyde on the back end; the two are close friends and were named All-Pro's in 2021.

As such, it's little surprise who Poyer tweeted at shortly after news broke of his return to Buffalo ...

Hyde responded within 15 minutes, sending the "laughing" and "shaking hands" emojis to Poyer - with a particularly strong message sent in a hashtag.

😂🤝🏽 #NYtaxesAreStillTrash https://t.co/hEPy8amhn1

— Micah Hyde (@micah_hyde) March 15, 2023

Poyer, less than 10 minutes later, hit back with "no lies detected" and told Hyde he loves him.

Poyer, 31, and Hyde, 32, arrived in Buffalo together, bringing a new safety tandem in 2017 and starring while the Bills have ascended to a perennial playoff team.

Hyde, who's under contract through 2023, suffered a neck injury in Week 2 that later required surgery and ultimately proved to end his season ... and could've marked his final moments with Poyer.

Instead, the dynamic duo is back in Buffalo - even with the costly state taxes still in the picture.

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