Scarbrough is back for another year in Detroit and probably has a firm standing on the roster after showing well in relief of Kerryon Johnson last season. Over a four-game stretch as the lead back, the Alabama product rushed 89 times at 4.2 yards per carry, and that was with mostly incompetent quarterback play from a combination of backups. Matthew Stafford's return is a massive upgrade from last year's cast of reserve signal-callers, and all Lions skill players should benefit. While Scarbrough is no exception, he's stuck behind a healthy Johnson plus 2020 second-round pick in rookie D'Andre Swift. All three - and possibly a fourth in rookie fifth-rounder Jason Huntley - may be involved, but Johnson and Swift are the heavy favorites to dominate carries. In the end, the 235-pound Scarbrough likely fits in best as a short-yardage specialist and might not get enough touches to be anything more than a handcuff in fantasy. Read Past Outlooks