Fantasy Upside
Chris Carson is coming off two straight top-seven rushing seasons, including a top-five result in 2019 with 1,230 rushing yards and seven touchdowns in 15 games (he injured his hip during Week 16 and missed the rest of the season). Keep an eye on his hip, but he looks ready for 2020 and doesn't have much behind him to eat into his workload. Carlos Hyde is now in Seattle, but that won't be enough to keep the Seahawks from continuing to roll with Carson.
Fantasy Downside
The aforementioned hip concerns (as well as his durability in general) are worth monitoring. Carson also had fumble issues, totaling seven in 2019 and ten in the past two seasons. If those problems arise in 2020, Seattle would have no problem working Hyde into the offense even more. Carson would benefit from a healthy and turnover-free start to the season.
2020 Bottom Line
Carson currently sits as our No. 16 RB, which allows for plenty of upside with the rushing yardage he has posted in the past. Will he match his numbers from 2019? Maybe not, with the additions of Hyde and Greg Olsen. But among the backs he's sitting next to in fantasy, he arguably gives you more upside than guys like David Johnson or Leonard Fournette to name a few. He's a very solid RB2 option heading into drafts.