Naomi has been connected to The Bloodline ever since the stable was founded, and one member of the WWE faction thinks the women's division tag team champion could eventually join the group. On-hiatus champion Roman Reigns and The Usos have been the driving force on both Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown ever since WrestleMania 38, where The Tribal Chief unified the WWE Championship and WWE Universal Championship by defeating Brock Lesnar.
While tagging with Sasha Banks, Naomi has also been prominently featured on television since WrestleMania weekend. The duo won the tag team titles in a fatal four-way bout on night two, and it was Naomi's first championship since 2017. They have been on a roll since then, with Banks and Naom churning through feuds, and have been women's tag-team killers as of late. Audiences saw cracks start to appear between Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley when they couldn't win the titles, while Doudrop got into Nikki ASH's face last week when they lost to Naomi and Banks.
The pair probably have plenty of gas left in the tank as a tag team, but once that run is over, Jey Uso believes that Naomi will join The Bloodline. During a conversation with Corey Graves on his After The Bell podcast, Uso had this to say when asked about that possibility: “It’s very, very likely man. She talks about it a lot. She says she can jump and glow." Uso continued, saying that "(s)he’s ready to just snap, like she could snap man. She’s so ready to try something new. She’s always been adaptive and she gets it... Sometimes I forget she’s been here for 10 years too.” (h/t to WrestlingNews.co for the transcription)
Turning on WWE fan favorite Sasha Banks would position Naomi as one of the biggest, if not the biggest, female heel on the SmackDown brand. It'd be one of the first high-profile singles feuds she's been engaged with in quite some time, and joining The Bloodline would make the turn feel like an even bigger deal. As Uso mentioned, Naomi has been with WWE for more than 10 years, and a rub from Roman Reigns at the top of the card could put her career on another level, just as it did for The Usos in 2021.
Naomi is married to Jimmy Uso, who is also part of The Bloodline. That makes transitioning her into the stable make a lot of sense, and why she's been so frequently connected to the group since its inception. With Reigns set to take on a lighter WWE schedule, like Brock Lesnar, The Bloodline will need a bit of new blood to remain as relevant on Raw and SmackDown. Reigns will still be on television, but it doesn't sound like he'll be performing as frequently. That would leave the door open for The Usos and Naomi to do the heavy lifting in the ring while Paul Heyman works the mic and Reigns continues to feel larger than life.
Sources: After The Bell, WrestlingNews.co