Following quarterback Nick Foles' impressive performance that led the Philadelphia Eagles to a win in Super Bowl against the New England Patriots, plenty of questions regarding his long-term future with the franchise have been posed.

Foles is set to enter the second-year of a two-year, $11 million deal with the Eagles, and he could be moved on the trade market. With that in mind, Las Vegas has already released betting odds for where the 29-year-old will play in 2018, according to Joe Giglio of the New Jersey Advance Media.

Philadelphia Eagles: 6/5

Arizona Cardinals: 5/1

Cleveland Browns: 5/1

New York Jets: 5/1

Buffalo Bills: 7/1

Denver Broncos: 7/1

Jacksonville Jaguars: 14/1

Minnesota Vikings: 14/1

The Eagles remain the overwhelming favorite to keep Foles in the mix given that he will be under contract for them next season. He has also already expressed that he wants to remain in Philadelphia even though Carson Wentz will resume the starting job once he returns from his ACL tear.

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At the same time, the Eagles may want to keep him for the 2018 campaign given Wentz's current state recovering from a serious injury that could force him to miss some time on the field. He continues to make strides in his rehab, but there is no certainty that he will be back in time for the season opener. It would also provide the team with a safety net if Wentz suffers a setback or is injured again.

Meanwhile, the Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, and New York Jets are all looking to address their respective quarterback situations this upcoming offseason. The Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos are in the same boat, but the two organizations do not have as pressing a need to as the other three teams. Lastly, the Minnesota Vikings and Jacksonville Jaguars both have to assess their current quarterback situations before looking outside for another option at the position.

If anything, this further emphasizes what should be an interesting offseason for Foles and his future in Philadelphia.