The Denver Broncos quarterback made his first appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman" in seven years on Monday night, the fourth time he's been on the show since his 1997 debut as a senior at Tennessee.

Manning talked about a number of subjects, including February's Super Bowl defeat and his return from neck surgery several years earlier. But the funniest part of the conversation was his complaint that the television mics pick up a lot of his play terminology, including the now famous "Omaha" call.

"I think I know how to fix it Dave," Manning told Letterman. "I think you gotta get up there and just say some really negative things about the commissioner, Roger Goodell. 'Blue, 20, Roger Goodell's a no good, you know what.' They'll just turn that volume down a little bit."

<p>Quarterback Peyton Manning has had many different chapters in his legendary career. Take a quick look back at the future Hall of Famer's career.</p>
<p>Manning spent four years at Tennessee, throwing 89 touchdowns. Manning finished second in Heisman voting in 1997.</p>
<p>Manning was selected No. 1 in the 1998 NFL draft by the Colts.</p>
<p>Manning captured his first MVP in 2003, but the Colts lost in the AFC title game to New England in Foxboro. </p>
<p>In 2004, Manning threw a then record-setting 49 touchdown passes while taking home a second consecutive MVP award.</p>
<p>Manning and the Colts suffered their second consecutive playoff defeat to the Patriots in the 2004 divisional round.</p>
<p>Manning, seen here filming a Mastercard commercial in 2006, has become one of sports' most recognizable spokesman. </p>
<p>Manning led the Colts to a big comeback win against New England in the 2006 AFC Championship game. The title marked Manning's first Super Bowl appearance and the franchise's first since 1970.</p>
<p>Manning claimed his only Super Bowl victory, as well as the Super Bowl MVP, when the Colts topped the Bears 29-17 in Super Bowl XLI.</p>
<p>Manning took home his third MVP trophy in 2008.</p>
<p>Manning and wide receiver Pierre Garcon speak with Jim Nantz on the stage after the Colts' 30-17 AFC Championship win over the Jets. The win marked Manning's second trip to the Super Bowl. Manning also took home his fourth MVP trophy in 2009.</p>
<p>Tracy Porter's pick-six in the fourth quarter sealed Super Bowl XLIV for the Saints, dropping Manning's record to 1-1 in the big game. </p>
<p>Manning walks off the field after the New York Jets defeated Indianapolis 17-16 in an AFC wild card game. The game would be the last Manning would play with the Colts.</p>
<p>Manning missed the entire 2011 season due to neck surgery.</p>
<p> Manning (left) speaks during a press conference as Colts owner Jim Irsay looks on during a press conference to announce Manning's release from the team.</p>
<p>Manning signed a five-year deal with the Denver Broncos in 2012. </p>
<p>Manning made his Broncos debut, and his first appearance in a real game since Jan. 8 2011, against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The win was the first of 13 that the Broncos would earn, making them the AFC's No. 1 seed.</p>
<p>After an impressive comeback season that saw him throw 37 touchdowns, Manning and the Broncos fell in the divisional round 38-35 in double overtime to the Ravens.</p>
<p>Manning opened the 2013 season in style, tying an NFL record with seven touchdown passes against the Baltimore Ravens.</p>
<p>New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning (10) shakes hands with brother Peyton after the game at MetLife Stadium. Peyton improved to 3-0 against Eli.</p>
<p>Manning waves to fans during a ceremony before the game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium.</p>
<p>Manning celebrates throwing his 51st passing touchdown of the season, setting a single-season record during the second half against the Houston Texans. The Broncos won 37-13. Manning would finish the season with 55 touchdown passes. Manning would take home his fifth MVP award.</p>
<p>Manning and the Bronocs topped Tom Brady and the Patriots 26-16 to take the AFC crown. Manning leveled his playoff record against Brady to 2-2. </p>
<p>Manning won his third AFC title and became just the third QB to lead two seperate teams to a Super Bowl.</p>
<p>After a steller season, Manning and the Broncos fell flat in Super Bowl XLVIII, losing to Seattle 43-8.</p>