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Given Roman Reigns’ current position at the top of the company and the faction’s renewed influence, some of the company’s biggest stars may once again find themselves at war with the legendary family.
That said, in this article, we look at three Bloodline feuds WWE could revisit after LA Knight.
#3. Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns have one of the most complex rivalries in WWE history. Their issues date back to The Shield. Despite numerous encounters over the years, neither man has ever truly moved on from the betrayal that changed the company forever.
A renewed Bloodline feud with Rollins makes plenty of sense right now. WWE has already teased interactions between the OTC and Seth this year. Also, there have been suggestions that Roman’s recent conversations with Jacob Fatu could eventually lead to The Samoan Werewolf targeting The Visionary. The company has consistently positioned Seth as one of the few stars capable of getting under Reigns’ skin.
What would make this rivalry even more compelling is the involvement of the entire Bloodline. Instead of simply revisiting Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins, WWE could tell a larger story involving Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, and Jacob Fatu attempting to eliminate one of Roman’s greatest rivals. Rollins has never been intimidated by numbers. Thus, fans would likely embrace seeing him battle the faction once again.
With the SummerSlam season approaching, The Visionary could easily find himself standing directly in the faction’s path.
#2. Randy Orton
Randy Orton has crossed paths with nearly every version of The Bloodline over the last several years. Whether it was Roman Reigns, Solo Sikoa’s faction, or Jacob Fatu, The Viper has repeatedly found himself entangled in the family’s business.
The timing for another feud is particularly interesting. Orton remains one of WWE’s biggest stars and has unfinished business with several members of the faction. He has previously been involved in major storylines surrounding the group’s interference. Meanwhile, his history with Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns gives WWE multiple creative directions to explore.
Also, a fresh rivalry could help elevate Jacob Fatu further. The Samoan Werewolf has been positioned as Roman’s most dangerous weapon since officially joining the group. Thus, a program against a veteran like Orton would be a major test for him. WWE could present The Viper as the experienced legend attempting to expose the cracks within Roman’s empire.
Another intriguing possibility is Randy Orton targeting Roman Reigns directly. Roman’s current way of leading the group has already caused some friction, especially because he seems to favor Jacob Fatu more than The Usos. If Orton begins manipulating those tensions, he could spark internal conflict while simultaneously pursuing a world championship opportunity.
Given Orton’s history of psychological warfare, he would be the perfect superstar to challenge the group’s unity.
#1. It Could Be Cody Rhodes Vs. The Bloodline
If there is one Bloodline feud WWE can revisit at any moment, it is Cody Rhodes.
For nearly three years, Cody’s WWE story was intertwined with Roman Reigns and The Bloodline. The faction repeatedly stood between Rhodes and championship glory before he ultimately completed his journey at WrestleMania 40. Even after finishing the story, Cody has continued to find himself connected to members of the legendary family.
The rivalry feels especially relevant in 2026 because both sides are once again occupying the top of WWE. Rhodes remains one of the company’s biggest attractions. Meanwhile, Roman Reigns has rebuilt The Bloodline into a dominant force.
Recent developments involving Cody’s Undisputed WWE Championship picture and Jey Uso’s participation in the King of the Ring tournament only increase the chances of another collision course. However, unlike previous chapters, this feud would look different.
This time, it could be Jey pursuing the Undisputed WWE Championship and Roman backing him up. On the other hand, The American Nightmare is no longer the challenger chasing a dream. He would look to retain his title. Thus, creating fresh storytelling possibilities.
Also, a renewed Cody Rhodes vs. Bloodline storyline would carry enormous stakes. Whether the focus is on Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, or the entire faction, WWE knows fans are emotionally invested in this rivalry. The history is already there, the star power is undeniable, and the story practically writes itself.
If WWE decides to revisit only one major Bloodline feud after LA Knight, Cody Rhodes should be the obvious choice.
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