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The 24-team CFP is coming + Which 2-loss teams can make the CFP? + G6 CFP Contenders

The College Football Playoff is expanding to 24 teams, marking a significant shift in how the postseason will be structured. Analysts Andy Staples, Steven Godfrey, and Ross Dellenger discussed the potential impact of this change, emphasizing that the expansion does not diminish the importance of regular-season games despite media and fan speculation.

Their analysis also highlighted which two-loss teams could still secure a spot in the current 12-team playoff, with Texas and Michigan, as well as LSU and Auburn, being key contenders in their debates. Additionally, the conversation turned to the Big Ten, where one-loss teams like USC and Iowa were evaluated for their chances of making a strong playoff push.

Beyond Power Five conferences, the Group of Six received attention, with teams like James Madison University, Western Michigan, and Boise State examined for their potential to qualify based on season strength of schedule metrics like SP+.

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