Why didn't Jey Uso help Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso at the end of WWE SmackDown? Potential reason explained

The latest episode of WWE SmackDown ended with The Bloodline standing over a fallen Roman Reigns. Not only did the heel faction get their hands on The OTC, but it also unleashed a horrific assault on Jimmy Uso as well. Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu took down Jimmy backstage before presenting him to the former Bloodline leader.

It so happens that Jey Uso was present at the latest episode of the blue show. He showcased a certain degree of coolness with Jimmy Uso but seemingly hasn't forgiven The OTC yet. The Yeet Master came to the show to talk some sense into his little brother, Solo Sikoa, about not tearing apart the family, but the conversation did not bear any fruit. However, Jey Uso did not run out to the ring to save Reigns and his twin from the heel stable later that night.

It's possible that the Intercontinental Champion would have at least tried to protect or save Jimmy Uso backstage, even if he didn't help Roman Reigns in the ring. Since that is not what happened, there's a chance Main Event Jey had left the building even before the show ended. As a result, he had no knowledge of the assault to even attempt to make the save!

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Jey Uso might soon join Roman Reigns for an upcoming premium live event

WWE Survivor Series will most likely feature a Bloodline vs. Bloodline WarGames match. It seems only a matter of time before Roman Reigns has formed his tribe. Currently, he only has Jimmy Uso while Solo Sikoa has The Tongans and Jacob Fatu.

Jey Uso coming back to The Bloodline is imperative for the growth of The OTC and his babyfaces. Main Event Jey was a crucial part of the story when it began, and he was Reigns' Right Hand Man. So, bringing together the OG Bloodline members against the new Bloodline members is seemingly the path forward for WarGames.

WWE is yet to reveal when and how The Yeet Master will have a change of heart and forgive the former Bloodline leader.