Justice Hill - 2025 Fantasy Football Sleepers and Undervalued Draft Picks

Justice Hill is a fantasy football sleeper and undervalued draft pick for 2025. Read the fantasy football outlook and draft advice for the Baltimore Ravens running back.

RotoBaller Ranking (half-PPR): RB65

Fantasy Draft Analysis: The addition of Derrick Henry last offseason meant that every other Ravens running back took a backseat. Henry had 325 carries last year, while the No. 2 back on the team, Justice Hill, had just 47 carries. But Hill had over twice as many targets and receptions as Henry, catching a career-high 42 passes for 383 yards and three touchdowns.

At this stage in his career, Henry is who he is: a terrifying runner who also isn't going to really do much work as a receiver. He's had more than 20 catches just twice in his nine NFL seasons, and last year was the first time he had any receiving touchdowns since 2019.

So, when it comes to situations where the Ravens need a back on the field who can catch passes, it's going to be Hill. Signing Henry might be the best thing that's ever happened to Hill in the NFL, as the signing cleared out a logjam ahead of him and finally gave Hill a clearly defined NFL role.

Justice Hill appears to have put on some muscle this off season 👀 💪🏽 pic.twitter.com/tPJeKaxW14

— Chris Cooper (@ChrisCooper_NFL) July 24, 2025

There's also the "Henry has to start breaking down at some point" argument. It's true! There's no way Henry keeps being such a dominant runner between the tackles forever. At some point, there will be a fall-off, and the Ravens will need to account for that by giving Hill (or Keaton Mitchell, but probably Hill) more early-down touches as well.

I'm not saying Henry hits that proverbial wall in 2025. I'm just saying that if he does, Hill would be very valuable in fantasy. Even if he doesn't, though, Hill's receiving work makes him an intriguing dart throw at the end of PPR drafts.

- Justin Carter

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