Peyton Manning has given new meaning to the word “Omaha” throughout the playoffs, though the veteran quarterback would never tell us what the pre-snap call means. Manning is always changing plays at the line of scrimmage and calling out coverages, and there’s a good chance “Omaha” is just an easy word to say that signifies that he’s about to bark out an instruction. That isn’t stopping Denver International Airport from having some fun with it.
On Monday, the Denver airport added an exclamation point next to any flights that were arriving from or departing for the city of Omaha. Get it?
OMAHA! #UnitedinOrange RT @JamesFeger: Nice touch! @SouthwestAir @Broncos @DENAirport pic.twitter.com/VzqtLKqYZr
— Denver Int'l Airport (@DENAirport) January 27, 2014
@DENAirport awesome yall win the day!!!
http://t.co/o15iWgwIIi
— Jon D. (@JDSportsfan85) January 28, 2014
Clever, right? The whole “Omaha” thing has become such a popular topic of discussion that you can even wager on the over/under of how many times Manning will say it through online gambling sites. Everyone’s riding the wave while they can.
H/T SB Nation
