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Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles attended the 2017 Super Bowl Opening Night in Houston on eroticism and female imagery in nineteenth-century artMonday, interviewing players as a correspondent for Inside Edition.

Naturally, the 4-foot-9 gymnast spoke with NFL players who are much, much taller.

Here's a photo of Biles interviewing Falcons tight end Levine Toilolo, Atlanta's tallest player.

Our tallest player @LevineToilolo chatted with US Olympian @Simone_Biles. pic.twitter.com/wpnEMQCHJA

— Atlanta Falcons (@AtlantaFalcons) January 31, 2017

At 6'8", Toilolo has a good two feet on Biles.

Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and #Falcons TE Levine Toilolo. pic.twitter.com/r7T0pJ5TwV

— Justin Felder (@Justin_FOX5) January 31, 2017

But Biles' stardom was certainly unaffected by her height. Rather, Biles was quite the celebrity on Monday night, posing for pictures and chatting with tons of NFL players, who appear to be pretty big fans.

Pretty cool getting the chance to speak with US Olympian and all around boss @Simone_Biles https://t.co/vkqQNzrmQx

— Levine Toilolo (@LevineToilolo) January 31, 2017

Thanks for the memories @Simone_Biles pic.twitter.com/kpqbytq0Ou

— Devin Fuller (@fullalove87) January 31, 2017

Last night was interesting.

Cooper Manning, 💰 suit & @Simone_Biles at #Patriots Opening Night. pic.twitter.com/kRSxAKhWMg

— New England Patriots (@Patriots) January 31, 2017

Biles biggest fanboy of the night, however, might be New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. The NFL legend and three-time Super Bowl MVP congratulated Biles on her Olympic achievements, calling her the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All Time).

Brady sees @Simone_Biles and says, "There's the GOAT right there. ... Congratulations. You're amazing."

— Nancy Armour (@nrarmour) January 31, 2017

Coming from a guy a four-time Super Bowl champion, widely considered the G.O.A.T. of the NFL, that's high praise.

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