EA Says Ex-NFLers Aren't Identifiable In Madden Games

By Dorothy Atkins (February 20, 2018, 4:23 PM EST) -- Electronic Arts Inc. has urged a California federal judge to grant it a win in a putative class action brought by retired NFL players who claim EA improperly used their likenesses to make Madden video games, arguing that the athletes can't prove they're readily identifiable in the games....

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