The Philadelphia Eagles look to be holding out for a first-round draft choice in discussions with teams regarding quarterback Carson Wentz.

Former Eagles quarterback and NFL analyst Ron Jaworski told Jeff Skversky of WPVI Philadelphia the best offer the Eagles received was from the Indianapolis Colts.

Jaworski stated the Colts have offered a pair of second-round draft picks, and possibly a third- or fourth-rounder as well:

“My understanding is that the Colts have offered 2 – 2nd round draft choices, maybe a 3rd or 4th down the road,” Jaworski said, via Skversky. “That appears to be the best offer I have heard.”

The Colts and Chicago Bears are the two teams most heavily linked to Wentz in recent days, though ESPN's Adam Schefter said Wednesday the Eagles have received calls from other teams.

Schefter had also reported over the weekend a Wentz trade was fairly imminent, but nothing has developed as of yet.

There was a report last Saturday suggesting the Eagles were “close” to a deal with the Chicago Bears, one that included a first-round draft pick in addition to running back Tarik Cohen and former Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles.

However, the Bears might be pulling back if the Eagles' “best offer” does not actually include a first-rounder.

It almost seems like this is turning into a staring contest where all the teams involved are waiting to see who blinks first. The Eagles might be intent on getting first-round compensation, but it is unlikely Colts general manager Chris Ballard is willing to pay that price.