Report: Eagles seeking more than 1st, 4th-round picks for Nick Foles

It appears the Philadelphia Eagles have placed a hefty price tag on quarterback Nick Foles.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reports the Eagles have fielded multiple inquiries for Foles this offseason, and their price is believed to exceed a first- and fourth-round pick.

The Super Bowl LII champions clearly value their backup quarterback more highly than Sam Bradford, which fetched them the aforementioned return reported by Mortensen.

Foles is the reigning Super Bowl MVP, and the Eagles view him a top-tier insurance policy behind injured starter Carson Wentz.

One AFC club reportedly offered the Eagles a second-round pick for Foles earlier this offseason, a source told Geoff Mosher of FanRag Sports.

While the price appears high, there are still a number of teams with a need at quarterback. Whether or not they are willing to match Philadelphia's price is yet to be determined.