I think people like us are too quick to write off legitimate complains under the "angry old man" trope. For full disclosure, I don't watch much college football. Not because I don't like it, but just because I spend all afternoon on football each Sunday, and two days in a row for a whole season is a bit much. If the NFL didn't exist, I would be all over this. But I'll openly admit that the "business side" of the NFL has caused me to loosen up on my fandom a bit. If the league is going to parcel out a game here and a game there on every streaming service under the sun to maximize broadcast revenue, and if they're going to make teams play games overseas and on very tight turnarounds (TNF) for business reasons, and if they're going to embrace gambling while sticking with part-time officials, I am also entitled to make a business decision about how I spend my time and entertainment dollars. This works both ways.
"They're making the QB wear a skirt" is an angry old man complaint. "They're making it less about the fan experience and more about wringing every dollar out of every fan" isn't.
It's like video games. Sure, I could play the latest AAA release with astroturfed reviews, microtransactions, loot-boxes, pay-to-win items in the store, and a host of launch-day bugs that won't get fixed for a month. Or I could play games like Elden Ring or Baldurs Gate that give me a fully fleshed-out, complete game on Day One with no added BS. I understand with the former games exist, but I don't have to play them. Same with sports.