The NFL trade deadline on November 10 is approaching, and the Baltimore Ravens have drawn interest from other teams despite not yet moving any players. Among the inquiries, the New York Giants, coached by John Harbaugh, have asked about a potential trade for Ravens running back Justice Hill, according to ESPN.
Hill has served as the Ravens' second option behind star running back Derrick Henry for seven years, with all but one of those seasons coming under Harbaugh's leadership. The Ravens are reportedly uninterested in trading Henry, making Hill the preferred target for New York as they look to stabilize a running back group that has been in flux all season.
Cam Skattebo, the Giants' primary back, has dealt with a hamstring injury and was benched for one week after fumbling nearly as often as any player in the league during the first half of the season. 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 new addition before the deadline would likely slot directly into the No. 2 role.
Harbaugh's familiarity with Hill
If a deal materializes, Hill would join a growing list of players who have followed Harbaugh from Baltimore to New York. Since Harbaugh joined the Giants ahead of the 2026 season, seven players from his former Ravens tenure have appeared on the active roster: tight end Isaiah Likely, fullback Patrick Ricard, safety Ar'Darius Washington, linebacker Malik Harrison, defensive tackles Basil Okoye and Josh Tupou, and punter Jordan Stout.
Under Harbaugh's tutelage, Hill averaged 209.2 rushing yards per season and scored eight rushing touchdowns. He also contributed as a receiving threat, adding five touchdown catches, and was primarily used as a passing-down back while Henry handled the bulk of the carries.
