Carli Lloyd could have a job waiting for her in the NFL if she wants it.
The United States women's national team midfielder stopped by Eagles practice Tuesday and showed off some impressive leg strength.
The 37-year-old nailed multiple field goal attempts on NFL uprights with plenty of room to spare on each attempt.
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Now, Bleacher Report called this a 55-yard field goal — and she may very well have made one from that distance — but this one was from 32 yards. Again, though, she kicked it through with plenty of room to spare.
And to her credit, she did not hit an upright, which is more than many NFL kickers can say.
Watch her session here:
Have the @Eagles signed a new kicker? Not exactly, but world champion soccer player @CarliLloyd stopped by the Birds' practice and showed off her leg with some impressive field goals. More coverage from camp --> https://t.co/W0jcOtic9G pic.twitter.com/sEgOMupWRb
— NBC10 Philadelphia (@NBCPhiladelphia) August 20, 2019
Thank you to the @Eagles for having me out! Thanks to @JustinTuck @jake_elliott22 @MayorRandyBrown for the good time and tips! 🏈 🎯 #55yd pic.twitter.com/owZ16f46Th
— Carli Lloyd (@CarliLloyd) August 20, 2019
Lloyd, who also plays midfield for Sky Blue FC of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) spoke about her experience after practice.
"I'm really impressed with all these guys," she said in a video on Twitter. "It's awesome to be here, looking forward to the season and fly Eagles fly!"
#FlyEaglesFly at the @USWNT parade#FlyEaglesFly at today’s practice@CarliLloyd knows pic.twitter.com/vUwGtFYWX6
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) August 20, 2019
Lloyd is a two-time World Cup champion, a three-time Olympian and two-time Olympic gold medalist. She's also a three-time FIFA Player of the Year.