Injuries prevented Scarbrough from tapping into his potential in college and caused him to fall all the way to the seventh round of the 2018 draft, but his size (6-2, 228) and elite athleticism could make him an effective backup to Ezekiel Elliott if the rookie is able to stay on the field. There's some Derrick Henry-like upside here if Scarbrough somehow lands a significant carry count. However, that's unlikely on a roster where Elliott commands nearly 90 percent of the backfield snaps and fellow reserve Rod Smith fared well in Elliott's absence last season.