I'm saying that a team winning 3-4 consecutive 1 game playoffs has proved they're of sufficient quality to belong in the playoffs as a whole, and that if you made the cutoff at 12 games that those teams wouldn't have been in. In cfb, if you dilute the field sufficiently, there will be any number of teams, maybe 15+, maybe 20 in some years, that could run off 3-4 wins against each other. I don't understand the point of giving 3-loss teams a chance at the title. Expand the playoffs and you're going to have even worse OOC scheduling as teams aim for a 10-win season. I think if you make teams start playing 12 actual quality teams over 13 weeks, there will be fewer 10-win teams. And expanded playoff doesn't get you there.