Peyton now hosts the ManningCast with his brother, fellow former NFL quarterback Eli Manning.
But his Omaha connection is still going strong. He founded Omaha Productions, and he also said that the people of the most populous city in Nebraska love him. Peyton even holds the key to the city.
Meanwhile, the fascination with his famous catchphrase hasn't died down, even years after Peyton took on a behind-the-scenes role in the NFL. To this day, it's the most talked-about play call word, even with quarterbacks from Patrick Mahomes to Trevor Lawrence using their own specific language to dictate plays.
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To demonstrate how inextricable Peyton is from the word, when he wore a hat that said "Omaha" in 2022, Twitter was abuzz about the full-circle moment.
"Now all he needs is an Omaha Steak," one fan joked on Twitter. Um, do we see a potential partnership there? OK, it reasons that the company and the football icon have already had that conversation.
Long live Omaha!