2 Reasons why Seth Rollins should be revealed as 946’s new leader, and 3 reasons why he shouldn’t 

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#2 Should: The twist would shake up the rivalry

When Roman Reigns thinks he understands the threat, Seth Rollins could turn the entire situation upside down. Imagine The Visionary returning during a confrontation, seemingly to help his former Shield brother, only to stand beside Royce Keys instead. That reveal would immediately give 946 a stronger talking point and make their attacks feel more calculated. WWE would need to explain his motives convincingly, but a bitter Rollins secretly orchestrating Roman’s problems could certainly make compelling television.

Also, Seth Rollins can become the perfect mouthpiece and the leader 946 needs at the moment, other than just the muscle strength. Perhaps the reason they debuted against The Bloodline on RAW was that the leader had a personal score to settle with the legendary faction.

#1 Should: 946 are a man short against The Bloodline

Royce Keys, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price have caused plenty of damage, but the numbers become a problem when The Bloodline stands together. Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, and The Usos give the opposition four formidable names against 946’s three. Adding Seth Rollins would even those odds while bringing someone who understands Roman’s biggest weaknesses. It would also give WWE an obvious attraction for a major event: four men on either side, with personal history making every confrontation feel more dangerous. WarGames, maybe?

Also, we would have to consider that Solo Sikoa may join The Bloodline’s side for this mega encounter, causing further trouble for 946.

#3. Shouldn’t: Another faction could repeat The Vision storyline

Seth Rollins already knows how quickly leading a faction can go wrong. The Vision turned against him in October 2025, and his subsequent battle with the group helped advance his story. Putting him above another collection of enforcers would risk taking him straight back to familiar territory. Over the years, Rollins has been associated with numerous factions; unfortunately, most of them did not work out in the long run. Adding Keys and OTM in that mix may actually hurt their perception among longtime fans.

What would make this arrangement meaningfully different? Rollins can carry out a major program himself, while Royce Keys needs opportunities to establish his own authority. Neither necessarily benefits from repeating an existing formula.

#2. Shouldn’t: Seth Rollins’ return does not need a heel turn

A returning Seth Rollins does not automatically need another betrayal to become interesting. WWE could let audiences enjoy cheering The Visionary and give him a clear objective that does not involve hiding behind other wrestlers. Revealing him as the mastermind behind 946’s attacks would push him towards villainous territory, potentially sacrificing that opportunity for one surprise. Rollins has enough personality to create conflict without turning heel. Sometimes, allowing a popular superstar to remain the hero produces a stronger, lasting story.

RAW also lacks top babyfaces at the moment. Hence, sacrificing the multi-time World Champion to recreate another Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins match is not really beneficial in the long run.

#1. Shouldn’t: A Roman Reigns reunion could be the better story

Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins ended their SummerSlam encounter with a shared Shield gesture, giving WWE something valuable to explore. Instead of immediately reopening their rivalry, the company could build towards the former brothers fighting together again. Having Rollins help Roman against 946 would make that reconciliation matter beyond one emotional moment. Their history means trust would never come easily, which is exactly where the intrigue lies. Making Seth the enemy again could waste a reunion with genuine storytelling potential.

We have seen rumors about Jacob Fatu being the potential mastermind behind 946’s attacks on The Bloodline, and if that happens, imagine the scenario where Reigns fights against his blood alongside a brother he made in the business.