Peyton Manning doesn't rule out future broadcasting job after turning down ESPN's record offer

Peyton Manning has now rejected multiple top offers from ESPN to call “Monday Night Football,” but he’s sure making it sound like he still has eyes for the broadcast booth.

Fresh off his triumph alongside Tiger Woods in “The Match,” the future Hall of Famer appeared on “The Rich Eisen Show” on Tuesday and faced the inevitable question about his interest in a possible broadcasting career.

Manning indicated he was interested, just not right now.

“I haven’t said no forever. I said no to this year,” Manning said. “This doesn’t feel like the right time. I hate having this sort of check-with-me-next-year type deal, but that’s really how I have approached this chapter. I believe in taking it a year…