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 coach John Harbaugh, who previously coached Hill during his tenure with the Ravens, is seeking to bolster a running back group that has dealt with injuries and inconsistency. Hill has served as the Ravens' second option behind Derrick Henry for seven years.
The Ravens have not moved any players yet and are reportedly uninterested in trading Henry. Hill's familiarity with Harbaugh's system makes him a preferred target. Under Harbaugh, Hill averaged 209.2 rushing yards per season and scored eight rushing touchdowns plus five receiving touchdowns.
The Giants' backfield has been in flux. Cam Skattebo, the primary weapon, was benched for one week due to fumbling issues. Najee Harris is no longer on the roster, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve. Devin Singletary is fourth in carries, leaving a clear No. 2 role open.
Harbaugh has already brought seven players from Baltimore to New York since joining the Giants ahead of the 2026 season, including Isaiah Likely, Patrick Ricard, and others. A deal for Hill would continue that trend.
