The New York Giants have expressed interest in acquiring Baltimore Ravens running back Justice Hill ahead of the November 10 NFL trade deadline, according to ESPN. Giants head coach John Harbaugh, who previously coached Hill for seven seasons in Baltimore, sees the veteran back as a potential addition to a running back group that has been in flux all season.
The Ravens have not moved any players yet but have fielded calls from other teams amid their slide to the bottom of the AFC North. Hill has served as the primary backup to superstar Derrick Henry and is considered a valued member of the organization after spending more than half a decade with the team, nearly all under Harbaugh.
New York's backfield has dealt with injuries and inconsistency. Cam Skattebo, the team's primary weapon, is nursing a hamstring injury and was benched for one week earlier in the season due to fumbling issues. Najee Harris is no longer on the roster, Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve with a hamstring issue, and Devin Singletary ranks fourth on the team in carries. A trade for Hill would likely slot him directly into the No. 2 role.
Harbaugh has a history of bringing former Ravens players to New York; he brought seven players from Baltimore when he joined the Giants ahead of the 2026 season. Under Harbaugh's tutelage, Hill averaged 209.2 rushing yards per season, scored eight rushing touchdowns, and added five receiving touchdowns, functioning largely as a passing-down back while Henry handled the bulk of carries.
