Hyde tallied six tackles (all solo), an interception, and two pass deflections in Sunday's victory over the Rams.

Hyde has now made 24 tackles this season, and all of them have been of the solo variety. He has started at safety of late with Morgan Burnett (calf) sidelined, and will continue to do so until Burnett is ready to return.

Hyde made seven tackles (all solo) in Sunday's victory over the Seahawks.

Hyde started at strong safety in Week 1, but with Morgan Burnett back in action in Week 2, Hyde moved back to his standard position as the Packers' nickel back. He has made 11 tackles -- all of the solo fashion -- through two weeks this season.

Hyde will get the starting nod at safety in Sunday's regular season opener against the Bears.

With Morgan Burnett sitting Sunday due to a calf injury, Hyde will get the opportunity to contribute in a starting role. Considering that Burnett has been a top defensive back IDP option over the past few seasons, Hyde should see plenty of opportunities to rack up tackles in Burnett's stead. The third-year player should also be available to contribute in the punt return game.

Hyde (neck) believes he is ready to return to action, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hyde missed a week of practice and the Packers' final exhibition game after suffering a neck spasm in the third preseason contest, but it appears there is a good chance he will be ready to go for Week 1.

Hyde left Saturday's preseason game with a neck "spasm," head caoch Mike McCarthy told ESPN Wisconsin.

Luckily it sounds minor as any neck injury is worrisome. It's unlikely he'll play in Green Bay's final preseason game.

Hyde made 59 tackles (45 solo), intercepted two passes, and returned two punts for touchdowns over 16 games in the 2014 season.

Hyde opened the year as the Packers' starting free safety before eventually giving way to HaHa Clinton-Dix. While he saw a drop in snaps at that position, he remained valuable to the Packers by becoming a nickel corner and making an impact on special teams. Look for Hyde's role in 2015 to mimic the one he played later in the 2014 season.

Hyde recorded four tackles (all solo), a sack, and an interception in Sunday's victory over the Vikings.

Hyde has made a lot of plays for the Packers of late, intercepting two passes, deflecting two others, and returning a punt for a touchdown over his last three games.

Hyde made four tackles (all solo), deflected a pass, and returned a punt for a touchdown in Sunday's victory over the Eagles.

Hyde ceded the starting free safety job to Ha Ha Clinton-Dix several weeks ago, but he has found a new role, as he started Sunday's game as the nickel cornerback and played on 60 of the Packers' 78 defensive snaps. Hyde has totaled 46 tackles (33 solo) and an interception through 10 games.

Hyde had five tackles (three solo) in Sunday's victory over the Panthers.

Hyde ceded the starting free safety duties to Ha Ha Clinton-Dix this week, but he still finished with at least five tackles for the sixth time in seven games this season.

Hyde (knee) is active for Sunday's game at Detroit.

Hyde will be looking to add to the seven tackles he's posted over the first two weeks.

Hyde (knee) is probable for Sunday's game against Detroit, Green Bay Press-Gazette writer Wes Hodkiewicz reports.

Hyde is ready for Sunday's game, where he should serve as a safety/corner hybrid in a platoon with Ha Ha Clinton-Dix.

Hyde left Sunday's game in the first half with a knee injury, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hyde attempted to return to the game for the second half, but he was eventually ruled out. The extent of his injury is uncertain, but the setback could open the door for Ha Ha Clinton-Dix to lay claim to starting free safety job.

Hyde's battle with Ha Ha Clinton-Dix for the starting safety spot alongside Morgan Burnett will be decided this weekend, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports.

Hyde and Ha Ha Clinton-Dix will get one final opportunity to impress the coaches when the take on the Chiefs on Thursday. While Morgan Burnett is firmly entrenched in one safety spot, the other is still up for grabs, with Hyde and Clinton-Dix in nearly a dead heat for the spot. Thursday's preseason finale will go a long way in determining who will take the field in the regular season opener against the Seahawks.

Hyde is listed as both a starting safety and the primary kick returner on the Packers' first depth chart of the preseason, Todd McMahon of the Associated Press reports.

Hyde impressed during his first professional season last year, and he has parlayed his success into a couple key roles early in training camp. Hyde will be pushed for the starting safety spot by first-round pick Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, but if he holds his position both there and in the return game, he could be a sneaky fantasy play early in leagues that use IDPs and score return yards.

ESPN Packers reporter Rob Demovsky said the idea that second-year DB Micah Hyde could hold off first-round S Ha-Ha Clinton-Dix "should not be completely discounted."

This comes after Hyde opened OTAs as the first-team safety. It is clear the Packers' coaching staff likes Hyde and wants him on the field, but it seems highly unlikely he is able to hold off a player as talented as Clinton-Dix. We still expect Clinton-Dix to open the season as the starter with Hyde playing as the slot corner in sub packages.

Second-year DB Micah Hyde opened OTAs as the Packers' first-team free safety.

Hyde will eventually cede the job to first-rounder Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, but his position to open the spring is notable after Hyde focused on slot corner as a rookie. The 2013 fifth-round value pick figures to end up as Green Bay's No. 3 safety and No. 4 cornerback. He's also the Packers' kick and punt returner.

Coach Mike McCarthy said he'd like to see DB Micah Hyde as a three-down player.