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Hill figures to return as Baltimore’s passing-down back behind Derrick Henry this season. But he has virtually no fantasy value in that role.
If Henry misses time, which hasn’t happened since 2021, Hill’s role would certainly grow. But we wouldn’t expect him to dominate work.
There are higher-upside RBs to target late in your fantasy draft.
Customize Hill’s projection for your exact league settings inside the Draft War Room.Hill carried 18 times for 93 yards and 2 TDs across 10 games last year. He was busier in the passing game, catching 21 of 27 targets for 169 yards and 1 TD.
Hill ranked 58th among RBs in PPR points per game; 61st in half-PPR.
He finished RB4 in PPR points in Week 4 (117 total yards and 2 TDs) but had just one other weekly finish better than RB32.
Hill’s role was clearly defined last year: The Ravens passed on 79.5% of his snaps.
He averaged just 1.8 carries per game but led Baltimore RBs with 2.7 targets per game. Hill ran a route on 39.0% of Ravens pass plays and drew a 10.4% target share across his 10 outings.
He ranked 70th among RBs in expected PPR points per game.
Among 48 RBs with 25+ targets last season, Hill ranked:
Hill averaged 5.2 yards on his 18 carries, but a 71-yarder did most of the work. He averaged just 1.3 yards on his other 17 totes.
Hill has been a passing-down back throughout his six NFL seasons. He’s averaged 4.7 carries and 1.8 targets per game for his career, and 3.6 carries and 2.9 targets over the last three years.
His three most productive seasons in PPR points per game have come over the last three years, and they still produced just RB51, RB44, and RB58 finishes.
Hill’s 2025 season ended with a neck injury suffered in practice in late November. He landed on IR a few days later, but we never got any details on the injury.
Hill also missed two games last year with a toe injury and was sidelined for the entire 2021 season with a torn Achilles.
The Athletic’s Jeff Zrebiec called Hill a “potential salary-cap cut” in March, but he remains on the roster as of now.
The Ravens return RB Derrick Henry, who will continue to dominate early-down work.
RB Keaton Mitchell departed for Los Angeles in free agency, but he averaged just 4.5 carries and 0.9 targets per game last year.
Third-year RB Rasheen Ali and rookie RB Adam Randall round out the depth chart.
Hill looks set to play a familiar passing-down role this season.
The Ravens fired HC John Harbaugh in January after 18 years. He’ll be replaced by HC Jesse Minter, who brought in OC Declan Doyle.
Minter has a defensive background, so Doyle will run the offense. The 30-year-old has no experience calling plays at any level, so he’s a wildcard.
It’s a safe bet, though, that Doyle’s offense will revolve around QB Lamar Jackson and RB Derrick Henry.
Hill’s only real path to a ceiling is a Derrick Henry injury, which hasn’t happened since 2021. Even then, it’s unclear how much Hill’s role would change, considering he’s hit double-digit carries in a game just four times as a pro.
Unless he’s released, Hill’s passing-down role should be relatively safe. It just doesn’t carry any real fantasy value.
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Ravens Draft Receiving RB Adam Randall
Ravens Draft Receiving RB Adam Randall
The Baltimore Ravens selected Clemson RB Adam Randall in Round 5 of the 2026 NFL Draft. Randall played WR until 2024 but switched to full-time RB late that season. In 2025, he led Clemson with 814 rushing yards and 10 TDs, commanding a 65.1% carry share and earning clear trust from the coaching staff. At 6’2, 235 pounds, Randall brings rare size for a converted receiver. That background shows up in the passing game, where he snagged 36 passes for 254 yards. Among the 20 RBs invited to the NFL Combine, Randall ranked fifth in 2025 rushing market share (49.5%), and 13th in yards after contact per attempt (3.13). He ranked 15th in 2025 missed tackles forced per attempt (0.19) and 11th in receiving yards per route run (0.91). He is currently 21 years old.
Justice Hill To IR
Justice Hill To IR
The Ravens placed RB Justice Hill (neck) on IR. He was already ruled out for tonight's game vs. the Bengals but will now be sidelined at least through Week 16. Hill can be dropped in all fantasy leagues. His absence should mean a little extra work for RB Keaton Mitchell, although RB Rasheen Ali also got some of Hill's pass-catching work when he missed Week 11.
Justice Hill Out For Week 13
Justice Hill Out For Week 13
Ravens RB Justice Hill (neck) is out for Thursday night's game vs. the Bengals. RBs Keaton Mitchell and Rasheen Ali basically split Hill's pass-catching role when he missed Week 11. Mitchell carried six times for 31 yards and caught two of three targets for 23 yards in that one. He's still not a viable play in season-long leagues, but Mitchell is in play as a flier in Thanksgiving daily contests.
Justice Hill On Track For Week 12 Return
Justice Hill On Track For Week 12 Return
Ravens RB Justice Hill (toe) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice. He's on track to return for this weekend's game vs. the Jets. Hill should step back into his passing-down role but should not be in fantasy lineups. He's averaged 2.0 carries and 3.0 targets per game this season.
Justice Hill Out For Week 11
Justice Hill Out For Week 11
Ravens RB Justice Hill (toe) is out for Sunday's game vs. the Browns. Hill leads Ravens RBs with a 41% route rate and 11.4% target share this season. His absence could mean more passing-game work for RB Derrick Henry, although RB Keaton Mitchell could also pick up some of Hill's work. Consider this a slight upgrade to Henry's Week 11 fantasy outlook.
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