5 Potential WWE tag teams that could benefit SmackDown 

#1: The team of Daniel Bryan and Kevin Owens could be a great addition to WWE SmackDown's tag team division

He knows where to find me. https://t.co/jXyRztO2Fx

— Kevin (@FightOwensFight) November 28, 2020

Daniel Bryan and Kevin Owens potentially teaming up was something that was teased on WWE SmackDown not too long ago.

Currently, The Prizefighter is involved in a feud with WWE Universal Champion, Roman Reigns. Daniel Bryan was also wronged by Jey Uso and he is not too far behind on the list of The Tribal Chief's potential challengers. Perhaps Bryan and Owens could team up together to face Roman Reigns and Jey Uso along the way, and this could act as a catalyst for Bryan and Owens to form a permanent tag team in the long run.

Both men have already accomplished a lot during their time on the main roster, so there won't be a lot of things for them to do on the Blue brand as singles stars after they stop feuding with Roman Reigns.

The best-case scenario would be for Daniel Bryan and Kevin Owens to form a tag team in 2021, which would benefit SmackDown's tag team division in terms of star power as well.

.@WWEDanielBryan, @reymysterio and @WWEBigE pick up the win on #SmackDown! pic.twitter.com/H2MrIixWtf

— WWE (@WWE) December 5, 2020

The Street Profits need worthy challengers to dethrone them from their SmackDown tag team championships. Daniel Bryan and Kevin Owens could take up those roles on the road to WWE WrestleMania 37.