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You might not recognize the name John Facenda, but if you're an NFL fan you definitely recognize his voice:
Facenda died nearly a quarter of a century ago, but people still associate that "voice of God" with the NFL. Unfortunately, the voice is now the central issue in a lawsuit between Facenda's family and NFL Films.
A U.S. appeals court has ruled that John Facenda Jr. can sue NFL Films over the use of his father's voice in a show about the Madden video game. Facenda's contract barred use of his voice for product endorsements, and a three-judge panel ruled Tuesday that the show about the Madden game, which aired on NFL Network, was a commercial.
Facenda Jr. is now headed to trial against the league that has been so often identified with his father's voice.
John Facenda's Family Sues NFL Films Over Use of Voice in Madden Video Game Promo
Sep 10, 2008 – 7:29 AM
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