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I say go right ahead, personally. Realize, this opens up tactical opportunities for the players, too. If Thug A is waiting for his buddy, and the players immobilize Thug B, then the players have effectively negated BOTH of their attacks, a huge gain!

I try to keep things as low prep as possible. If I think there's going to be a fight, I scribble down some combat stats. If there's going to be traps and obstacles, I think up some basic difficulties or target numbers. Even named antagonists rarely get a full character sheet. What I will...

Yeah, I don't have an issue with saying 'they're scaly', but it's disingenuous to imply that is all that is said about the Dragonborn.