The 'Spread' is here to stay.
Though it took nearly 15 years to do so, spread offenses have become the norm at every level of football. Whether it's Tom Brady or a 12-year-old lining up at quarterback, there's a good chance he's doing so from a shotgun set with three or more receivers stretched from one sideline to the other.
Once conservative stalwarts like Alabama and Wisconsin finally embraced this wide-open version of offense around the mid-point of the 2010s, nearly every college program in the country (outside of the service academies) began to look more or less the same on that side of the ball.