Paris Jackson is the 14-year-old daughter of the "King of Pop," Michael Jackson and a possible future cheerleader with the Philadelphia Eagles, as an NFL offer to the star's daugher was reported on Monday.

OK! Magazine reported that cheer director for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles has expressed an interest in Paris and believes she'd be a great addition to their squad in a few years.

"We think Paris will make a great Eagle cheerleader!" the team's cheer director Barbara Zaun told TMZ Monday. "We thought that she had a lot of poise, confidence, and enthusiasm in her cheer performance. Paris has that 'wow factor' that makes a great cheerleader."

The 14-year-old Paris, who attends The Buckley School in Sherman Oaks,Calif., needs to be at least 18 years old and hold a high school diploma to cheer for the team.

Paris Jackson currently has more than 1 million followers on Twitter.

The Buckley School competes for the CIF State title Tuesday, with Jackson as one of its cheerleaders, as the team looks to snag a state title.

"She is already very comfortable in the limelight, so we think she would definitely stand out and impress the judges," Zaun said. "We hope that she will try out for the team [when she's eligible] and be an Eagles cheerleader!"

Paris Jackson is one of three of the King of Pop's children. She has two brothers, Prince Michael, 15, and Blanket who is 10.

Michael Jackson's 1982 album, "Thriller," is the greatest selling album of all time according to Guiness World Records.

The "King of Pop" won 13 Grammy Awards and the World Music Awards Best-Selling Pop Male Artist of the Millennium at the award show in 2000.

Michael Jackson died in June of 2009 when he went into cardiac arrest and was unable to be revived in is Los Angeles home. CNN reported after the autopsy results were released, the cause was "acute propofol intoxication." Murray told investigators he gave Jackson propofol, a powerful anesthetic, to help him sleep.