It has been a little while since Peyton Manning retired from the NFL, but he has still been something of a public figure since.

His “ManningCast,” an alternate broadcast of “Monday Night Football” along with his younger brother Eli Manning, has been a hit, and it looks like it will continue to air for many years to come.

Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions has come to an agreement with ESPN through 2034, which will ensure that fans can continue to watch him and Eli give their own commentary during Monday night games, per ProFootballTalk.

ESPN announces long-term deal with Peyton Manning and Omaha Productions through 2034. https://t.co/LGANk7VKbA

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) April 10, 2024

This agreement also means that “Peyton’s Places” and “Eli’s Places” will continue to air — both shows take a look at the history of both pro and college football and the culture of the sport.

But there will also reportedly be an expansion of the content offered by Omaha Productions, something that is sure to excite football fans.

Peyton Manning was one of the game’s greatest signal-callers during his career, and he won two Super Bowl championships and a record five regular-season MVP awards while becoming the first QB to win a combined 200 regular season and playoff contests.

His first Super Bowl win came with the Indianapolis Colts during the 2006 season, and his second was earned as a member of the Denver Broncos in his final NFL game nine years later.

Meanwhile, Eli Manning won two world titles of his own with the New York Giants, both of which came against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.

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