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- New York Giants asked the Baltimore Ravens about a potential Justice Hill trade, according to ESPN; no deal is done and the Ravens’ level of interest is unclear. Baltimore fielded calls from other teams amid a slide to the bottom of the AFC North but had moved no players by the Nov. 10 deadline.
- Justice Hill has been Derrick Henry’s backup for seven years and averaged 209.2 rushing yards per season under John Harbaugh, logging eight touchdowns and five additional scores through the air.
- Derrick Henry handled the Ravens’ lion’s share of carries while Hill was largely a passing-down back; Baltimore is reportedly uninterested in trading him, and no accounts show the Giants pursuing Henry.
- Cam Skattebo remains New York’s primary weapon but is nursing a hamstring injury; coughing up nearly as many fumbles as anyone else in the NFL over the first half resulted in a one-week benching.
- Najee Harris is no longer on the Giants’ roster, Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve with a hamstring issue, and Devin Singletary is fourth on the team in carries; any newcomer would likely slot directly into the No. 2 role ahead of Singletary.
- John Harbaugh brought seven Ravens players who appeared on active rosters during regular season to the Giants before the 2026 season, and a Hill trade would extend that reunion list.
Why it matters: New York’s need is concrete: Najee Harris is off the roster, Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve and Cam Skattebo is nursing a hamstring injury, with Devin Singletary fourth in carries. Any newcomer would likely take the No. 2 role, and Hill is the preferred target for filling that gap ahead of the Nov. 10 deadline.
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