Don't Be Fooled, The Bloodline Will Destroy 946 at WWE Survivor Series

The arrival of 946 on WWE television has brought superb television, thanks to the group's unique presentation, fresh production tactics, and a creative team that has brought out the best in The Bloodline up to this point in their rivalry.

Though nothing has been announced officially, all signs point to a showdown in War Games between the two factions. While Royce Keys, Lucien Prince, Bronco Nima, Carmelo Hayes, and Jaida Parker have injected WWE with an air of much-needed freshness, make no mistake about it: The Bloodline will destroy the faction in Houston at Survivor Series.

That is not an indictment of the newly formed group, either.

Keys and Co. have been spectacular. They have grabbed the ball and run with it, oftentimes resulting in the best segment of any WWE Raw episode. They have been menacing, physical, and violent when necessary, and have presented a front against The Bloodline that fans can buy into as being legitimate.

Keys looks the part of a dominant big man who can stand across the ring from Roman Reigns and throw fists. Nima and Prince may be inexperienced, but they have held up their end of the bargain. Hayes is almost too good to be involved as just another face in a faction, but it has helped lift him out of the creative abyss he found himself in and relocated him to the main event.

Then there is Parker, whose on-screen aura is that of a star. She may be the biggest name of the bunch when all is said and done.

No, the 946 will be destroyed at Survivor Series because that is the nature of things in WWE.

The group has been heated up and introduced to the masses with the sole purpose of ultimately putting the Bloodline over in a high-profile match. No match is more significant to feuding factions than War Games.

As if there were not already a perceived hierarchy difference between the two groups, the Bloodline is led by the biggest star in the company, Reigns. The same Reigns who has dominated WWE as the Tribal Chief for the last five years. He rarely loses big matches and is in the midst of his greatest run to date, one that has seen him deliver consistent Match of the Year candidates in his World Heavyweight Championship defenses.

With him on what appears to be a collision course with Oba Femi for WrestleMania 43, upper management in the company is going to look to keep Reigns as strong as possible, and that is unlikely to include a War Games loss to a 946 faction that does not currently have clear direction even beyond its feud with Reigns and Co.

Add to that a storyline that sets up for at least one big return in the form of former Women's World Champion Naomi, who can confront and take out Parker, and you have a scenario that sets up for the Bloodline to stand tall.

The only saving grace for the 946 could be the role of Jacob Fatu.

The Samoan Werewolf was run over by Parker in her main roster debut and while that would seemingly lead to him returning and siding with his cousins, there is history with Keys that could lead him to side with the heels.

Especially considering his role in the Bloodline was against his will and the result of a loss to Reigns.

Barring some major storyline swerve or the decision to add LA Knight to the 946 team at Survivor Series and get his win back from Money in the Bank, Reigns, The Usos, and Solo Sikoa will pick up the win at Survivor Series.

The feud may continue, with televised tag matches eating up TV time to close out the year, as is usual with the holidays coming, but the feud will be largely over and The Bloodline will move on to whatever plans WWE has in store for it on the road to WrestleMania.