John Facenda, often hailed as the "Voice of God" in sports broadcasting, carved a niche in film and home media with his distinctive narration style. His work on "They Call it Pro Football" (1966) transformed the way sports storytelling was presented, blending cinematic technique with his compelling voice that captivated audiences. This documentary not only highlighted the burgeoning NFL but also became a cherished collectible for fans of both football and classic cinema. Another significant title in Facenda's repertoire is "Battle of Champions: Super Bowl XIII," where his iconic narration added a dramatic flair to the highlights of this historic game. Collectors seek out these films not just for their content but for the nostalgia and cultural significance they represent. Facenda's contributions to the world of sports cinema have solidified his legacy, making his works essential additions for any serious collector of physical media.