There's no need to rush, and as of now, I wouldn't offer a "market reset" type of contract. But will he get a mega contract? Oh yeah. Sure, he leads the league in turnovers, but he has also shown he is more than capable of running the offense, can take control of games, has won playoff games, made a ton of big time throws, improved each season (including this year, except those injuries have certainly hindered his play so the stats don't necessarily show improvement), is still very young, and is a vocal leader. Also, not resigning him puts the jags..... Where, exactly? Back at 3 win seasons while the front office throws a bag at the next Nick Foles? No thank you. It wasn't fun then, and it wouldn't be fun this time around either. He's the best option they currently have, and will remain the best option for quite a while. And honestly, that is not at all a bad thing. Even with his turnovers, he is at worst on the high end of mid-tier QBs. 10-15 is his floor in this league for the next decade, and you don't let those QBs go elsewhere.

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