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Peyton Manning raises $24,800 for charity by yelling 'Omaha' 31 times in AFC title game
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Peyton Manning raises $24,800 for charity by yelling 'Omaha' 31 times in AFC title game

Published Jan. 19, 2014 6:11 p.m. ET

Peyton Manning accomplished two things Sunday: He earned his third trip to the Super Bowl with a win over the Patriots and he helped raise a good chunk of change for charity in the process.

How'd he do that?

By yelling "Omaha!" 31 times during the Broncos' victory

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Earlier this week five Omaha business joined forces to contribute $500 for every time the QB said "Omaha" before taking a snap. Right before kickoff another company got in on the action and the total for each mention rose to $800.

That means $24,800 will be donated to ''Peyback Foundation,'' Manning's foundation for at-risk youth.

Pretty cool stuff.

Expect to hear a lot of "Omaha" mentions by Manning at MetLife Stadium on Feb. 2 when the Broncos face the winner of the 49ers/Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII.

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