5 angles for Daniel Bryan in WWE after leaving SmackDown: New stable on RAW, First-time ever dream match

#4 Daniel Bryan forms a full-blown stable of underutilized stars on RAW

Daniel Bryan’s faintly bewildered face as Mustafa Ali tries to get through to him is heartbreaking. pic.twitter.com/2ehYqq4ULK

— Mith Gifs Wrestling (@MithGifs) December 14, 2018

We mentioned Drew Gulak, Mustafa Ali, and Ricochet as potential tag team partners for Daniel Bryan on WWE RAW. But what if all of them become associated with The Leader of the Yes Movement?

Bryan has elevated a slew of former 205 Live stars, even if WWE failed to capitalize on their talents. Seeing him lead a stable of great in-ring workers who are underutilized could be special, considering his track record of putting them over. It's an easy story to tell, and a great way to freshen up RAW.

Daniel Bryan can cut a promo, stating that he is sick of seeing such world-class superstars be "stuck in catering" while people are slipping on wet floors and throwing tomatoes into the ring. He doesn't even need to turn heel for this. A babyface group featuring Bryan, Ali, and Ricochet sounds fantastic.

Tomorrow @AliWWE we continue this battle forever proving to the world that we are in fact the best. But don’t think I’ve forgotten about everything you’ve put me through. We settle this tomorrow at #MainEvent on @hulu. See you then homeboy. #WWERaw #SmackDown #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/oY7YKl2a2h

— Ricochet (@KingRicochet) April 28, 2021

Each superstar would all have their own distinct personalities within the stable, with a common goal. Get noticed and earn opportunities. It makes sense for Daniel Bryan to lead them all as he has been an active proponent for some of them in the past.

The ultimate aim would be to transition the likes of Ricochet and Mustafa Ali, among others, into important stars on WWE's flagship show. Bryan is the perfect man to make that happen. He can also rub his star power off onto them through extended association.