WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray, who was also on the podcast, agreed with Mark Henry, stating that WWE will add more members to The Bloodline storyline. But, he feels that unlike in the nWo storyline, adding more members to The Bloodline will not weaken the story.

"They are going to plug people in that are going to add to the story, and not water down the story," Bully Ray declared. "Characters that can pick a side — 'I'm with The Rock for this reason, I'm with Roman for this reason' because it would be a waste to not split The Bloodline up right now. That story is right there — Rock's version of The Bloodline, Roman's version of The Bloodline. When you tell this story the right way, you'll eventually get to something big. And what do you think they'll try to get to? They'll try to get to Survivor Series and we might have a Bloodline-esque WarGames match."

He feels a WarGames match between The Bloodline members could be to determine the leader of the group. Ray also believes when Roman Reigns does return to WWE, he'll be a "full-blown babyface," arguing that Cody Rhodes' promo on the "WWE Raw" after WrestleMania 40, where he praised "The Tribal Chief" and the fans reacted positively, indicates that Reigns will be a babyface.

While Tama Tonga has been introduced to The Bloodline story, another member of the Anoaʻi family, Jacob Fatu, is rumored to have signed with WWE, and could likely be added to the story.