[[File:Pontiac Stadium misery.jpg|right|thumb|Pontiac Silverdome (Detroit), host to a Super Bowl, in miserable disrepair prior to its demolition.]]
'''Unplug the NFL''' is advocated by ''Conservapedia'' in response to the NFL's [[paganism]], its lack of true athletic competitiveness, its promotion of [[gambling]] rather than sportsmanship, its predictable outcomes in playoffs due to obsessive coaching, and its [[Blacklisting Tim Tebow|exclusion of Tim Tebow]] apparently for quoting the [[Bible]] too much.<ref>The slogan "unplug the NFL" was created by ''Conservapedia'', with this entry. Others are welcome to use this slogan with attribution.</ref> Collusion among owners and coaches makes the NFL more like rigged professional wrestling than genuine athletic competitions like the [[Olympics]]. Obsessive coaching dictates who wins. Watching an NFL game today is like watching other people (coaches) play a [[video game]]. Playing video games are unproductive enough, but watching people play the equivalent of a video game is beyond ridiculous. Players are cut from NFL squads based on what they say on social media, and the [[Super Bowl]] no longer showcases the top talent. Obsessive coaching dictates playoff outcomes. Additional reasons for unplugging the NFL include how it bilks taxpayers for an estimated $1 billion annually and even got the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]] to waste money by searching for a player's jersey in [[Mexico]] in 2017.
Coaches increasingly seem to prefer players who cheat rather than the best athletes. Herschel Walker, one of the greatest athletes ever, is excluded from the NFL Hall of Fame despite having had a tremendous career. The top recruits out of college rarely realize their potential by playing in the NFL anymore, and almost none of the top athletes in the league get to play in the [[Super Bowl]].