uhh sort of. It’s more to do with Alabama completely locking in their year in year out standing and Clemson becoming the same level as Alabama. Basically guaranteed those two teams every year. Then Ohio State has become a close 3rd powerhouse and Georgia is knocking on the door. Riley has solidified OU (at least as the big dog in Big 12).
Eight years ago Alabama was awesome but everyone else changed year by year.
This year we have a team making it's first CFP appearance and people are complaining that it sucks because it's too predictable and they won't watch the game (which I don't believe btw).
And the idea that if more teams are included it's going to open it up and a bunch of different teams are going to start winning national championships and playing in the national championship game....well, that's a ridiculous notion. Said it a bunch of times because it's true, the best way for a lesser program/team to finish ahead of the truly elite teams is by having a system in place where you can finish ahead of them in the rankings without actually having to play them (like we used to have pre-CFP). It sucks but it's reality. The more games and rounds you have, the easier it is on the Alabamas, Clemsons and Ohio States. An 8-team playoff structured how I've most seen will almost always consist of 7 "blue-blood" programs and a G5 that gets their ass kicked in the 1st round by the #1 team on the #1 teams home field. I guess we'll all love that.