Peyton Hillis (concussion) is not practicing Wednesday. Hillis sustained his concussion in the second half of last week's loss to the Seahawks. Andre Brown will likely play just about every snap against the Lions in Week 16.

Peyton Hillis exited Sunday's Week 15 game with a second-half head injury. He's being evaluated for a concussion. Hillis finishes with eight yards on three carries and two catches for 24 yards, operating as the "breather back" behind Andre Brown. The Giants travel to Detroit next. Hillis' status is unclear.

Peyton Hillis rushed four times for 11 yards and a touchdown in the Giants' Week 14 loss to San Diego. Hillis did nothing other than steal fantasy points from Andre Brown, vulturing a one-yard touchdown early in the third quarter. The Giants have some odd obsession with designated goal-line backs. Hillis isn't even a worthwhile handcuff for Brown for Weeks 15 and 16.

Peyton Hillis had six carries for 45 yards in Sunday night's Week 13 win over the Redskins. With Brandon Jacobs (knee) inactive, Hillis was the No. 2 back behind Andre Brown. He saw seven touches in a short-yardage and change-of-pace role, with 35 of his total yards coming on back-to-back runs in the second quarter. Hillis surprisingly played in the two-minute offense over Brown at the end of the first half. He isn't worth owning in fantasy leagues and will likely struggle for playing time when Jacobs returns.

Peyton Hillis was a healthy scratch for the second straight game in Week 12 against Dallas. Hillis has fallen to fourth on the running back depth chart, as Brandon Jacobs is starter Andre Brown's primary complementary back, and Michael Cox is now active to return kickoffs. Hillis can be dropped in 14-team leagues.

Peyton Hillis is inactive for Week 11 against the Packers. Hillis is a healthy scratch with Brandon Jacobs now healthy enough to play for the first time since Week 6. Andre Brown will carry the mail for the Giants. Also inactive for the Giants are CB Corey Webster, TE Adrien Robinson, LB Allen Bradford, G Dallas Reynolds, DT Markus Kuhn, and QB Ryan Nassib.

Peyton Hillis played just 17 snaps in the Giants' Week 10 win over the Raiders. Andre Brown got the start and played 48 downs. Michael Cox didn't see the field on offense. One week earlier than the Giants had publicly planned, Brown has already taken full control of New York's backfield. He has a chance to be an every-down back going forward. Hillis is just a weak handcuff now.

Peyton Hillis rushed five times for 21 yards in New York's Week 10 win over the Raiders, also losing a fumble. Hillis was stopped for no gain on his lone reception. Coming off the bench behind Andre Brown, Hillis was the lead back on New York's second series, but killed it by committing one of the softest fumbles you will ever see. He was out-touched 29-4 by Brown thereafter. Providing absolutely zero play-making ability, Hillis could slide as far as No. 3 on the depth chart for next week's game against Green Bay. His fantasy relevance has come and gone.

Peyton Hillis is listed as the Giants Week 10 starter at running back. Brandon Jacobs (knee, hamstring) is out and Andre Brown (leg) is making his season debut. Therefore, the Giants will start off with Hillis and give him a chance to establish himself. Brown will still be mixed in plenty, especially if Hillis struggles to the tune of 2.78 YPC as he did in the previous two weeks. Ideally, fantasy owners will be able to avoid this situation. We've ranked Hillis 40th among running backs this week and Brown 41st.

NJ.com says Peyton Hillis is expected to be the "primary option" in the Giants backfield Sunday.