That's not how it works though. The 4th year option is based on the 10 highest salaries at your position, not by draft slot. The QB would garner a ton of money but I doubt Barkley would be $20 million. Either way, that 4 years of great play to figure it out.
Rumor basically the same principle as has been tossed around.
Buffalo gets 1.
NY Giants get 4, 22, and a 5th.
Cleveland gets 2, 12, 53, 65, 2019 1st, and possibly 56.
When I said 3 1sts, I was meaning if Cleveland moves down from 1 and 4, or the 1st pick outright.
I'd try to trade 12 and 53 to get back to 6 or 7 for Barkley, Chubb, or even Ward.
You are crazy. I'll take Garrett and Chubb for 5 years and deal with contracts then. Bookend franchise pass rushers for 5 years is a great problem to have.
No one trades much for a 30 year old RB, let alone a top 4 pick.