Hill established himself as a trustworthy receiving back in his 2024, fifth NFL season. He rushed 47 times for 228 yards and one touchdown and caught 42-of-46 targets for 383 yards and three touchdowns. All four receiving metrics make for career-highs, as does his 1.54 yards per route run average across the full NFL season. He finished as the PPR RB37. Keaton Mitchell’s 2023 knee injury prevented him from eating into Hill’s workload this season but things could pan out differently in 2025. For now, fantasy managers should expect Hill to enter training camp as the trusted incumbent in the No. 2 role.

Hill’s 10 touches in this game tie his season-high set back in Week 4 versus the Bills. He scored his fifth touchdown of the year on yet another magical play by Lamar Jackson. The potential MVP scurried around the pocket to buy time and eventually found Hill uncovered a few yards out from the end zone. Hill walked the ball in for the score. No matter who the Ravens face next week, it should be a high-scoring affair from both sides. If the Bills are pushed by either the Bills or Texans, Hill will sustain his FLEX-worthy PPR value into the Divisional Round.

Hill was limited in Tuesday’s session after missing Baltimore’s Week 18 win over the Browns. He shed the non-contact jersey on Wednesday and should be cleared from the injury report tomorrow. Offensive coordinator Todd Monken said Hill’s illness made it impossible for him to clear the league’s concussion protocol last week but it will be great to have him back for the Wild Card Round. Expect a normal workload for the receiving specialist on Saturday.

He was wearing a non-contact jersey, but this still bodes well for his chances of playing in the Wild Card Round against Pittsburgh on Saturday. Hill has missed two games in a row since suffering the concussion against the Steelers in Week 16. This is his first practice participation since the injury.