NFL players have a certain set of skills that are rarely matched in the world of sports. The number of viewers that tune in to watch the NFL combine is evidence of how fascinating these athletes' attributes are. The 40-yard dash, bench press, and vertical jump are just some of the workouts that demonstrate the spectacular physical abilities of NFL players.One of the physical traits that isn't talked about enough is the height of NFL players. In fact, height can play a fundamental role in a player's career success. It can provide them with a number of advantages over their opponents, especially as offensive linemen. A lineman's height gives them a key advantage over pass rushers. Similarly, defensive linemen also have much to gain from a tall frame.With that said, here are some of the league's tallest men.Orlando Brown, OT, Kansas City Chiefs6"8, 363lbsKansas City Chiefs v Arizona CardinalsThe massive offensive tackle was originally drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in 2018, but was traded to Kansas City last season. He did an excellent job protecting Patrick Mahomes' blind side, but is currently at a contract standstill with the team.Ian Rapoport@RapSheetFrom @NFLNetwork: A look at why the #Chiefs and standout OT Orlando Brown could not work out a deal, paving the way for him to play on the franchise tag.43245From @NFLNetwork: A look at why the #Chiefs and standout OT Orlando Brown could not work out a deal, paving the way for him to play on the franchise tag. https://t.co/I9J3JJolGwTrent Brown, OT, New England Patriots6"8, 380lbsAFC Wild Card Playoffs - New England Patriots v Buffalo BillsOne of the most important players of the New England Patriots dynasty, Brown is back for his second stint with the Patriots. This time around, he's charged with the duty of protecting Mac Jones instead of Tom Brady.Calais Campbell, DT, Baltimore Ravens6"8, 300lbsBaltimore Ravens Training CampOne of the more underrated players of his time, Calais Campbell has wrapped up over 700 tackles and 93.5 sacks over the course of his career. He will be counted on to produce in 2022 for the Baltimore Ravens to compete in the AFC.NFL Stats@NFL_StatsMost sacks in #Cardinals franchise history Chandler Jones - 71.5Freddie Joe Nunn - 66.5Calais Campbell - 56.5Simeon Rice - 51.5Curtis Greer - 50.5275Most sacks in #Cardinals franchise history Chandler Jones - 71.5Freddie Joe Nunn - 66.5Calais Campbell - 56.5Simeon Rice - 51.5Curtis Greer - 50.5Michael McGlinchey, OT, San Francisco 49ers6"8, 310lbsSan Francisco 49ers Media AvailabilityThe former University of Notre Dame standout has been a crucial part of Kyle Shanahan's run-first offense. Injuries have stalled his career growth, but he will be a key part of the 49ers in 2022. He's also the cousin of new Indianapolis Colts quarterback Matt Ryan.Daniel Faalele, OT, Baltimore Ravens6"8, 380lbsDaniel Faalele at the NFL CombineThe newest addition to the list is the hulking offensive tackle from the University of Minnesota. Faalele is already a hero in his native Australia, where he was listed as one of the 50 best living athletes by Australian GQ.