Is a 24-team College Football Playoff the right move?

Formerly made what has been thought to be inevitable true yesterday by announcing its postseason will expand from 12 teams to 24 teams for years and years and years, and I mean years, Nick. People, and I'm one of those people, complained about the college football post-season. We didn't like the Bulls. They didn't mean anything. And then they adopted a playoff. And then it was four teams. And four teams wasn't enough. And then it was 12 teams. And 12 teams is too many. And now it's 24 teams. And it's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's a playoff. That's what we wanted. That's what people wanted for forever. It's what the FCS has had forever. And it works. Where do you fall on this very, very divisive spectrum of whether or not a 12 team or a 24 team or even a four team is good for FBS football? My sweet spot is six. I feel like six would have been perfect. You get two first round buys and then it's a 14 playoff basically from there in some way, shape or form.