Lloyd told Sports Illustrated’s “Planet Futbol TV” last week that she had received some inquiries from NFL teams after her performance but didn’t provide specifics.
“The mindset I have, I think with practice, I know I have to work on my steps and my technique, but I think I could do it and do it well. It could be a huge pivotal moment. There is no reason why a woman could not do this,” she told NBCSports.com.
Lloyd noted to NBCSports.com that she has “one of the most accurate shots” in women’s soccer.
“Big thing would be getting used to the big boys out there. But nothing scares me. You hold yourself back if you’re afraid. What’s the worst that can happen? I don’t make the team? Let’s just say I did try. Maybe I change the landscape a lot,” she said.
The 37-year-old Lloyd, from nearby Delran, New Jersey, scored three goals in the 2019 World Cup and has 113 in her career, seventh all time in women’s soccer history.
She’s a two-time FIFA Player of the Year and a two-time World Cup champion.
Sign her up.
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