I'll quote the relevant graf:

"Instead, Shane understands that Rollins never lost his title, so he probably deserves a shot to get it back.

This is the difference Shane, the character, has made. He’s a voice of reason, someone who gives order to the chaos of wrestler’s emotions, feuds, and demands. He sees the bigger picture and knows where everybody fits in, and it’s giving Raw a feeling of clarity and purpose that’s creeping into every hour of the show. We don’t need weeks of lengthy promos to set up Reigns-Rollins. The two have history; we all know it, so let’s get to it. It’s the same attitude that inspires the rest of the night, which is filled with qualifying matches for the Money In The Bank ladder match. Again, we all know the deal, so let’s just get to the matches. That faith in the audience, and in the performers, allows WWE to skip past all the filler and let the wrestling tell the story."

http://www.avclub.com/tvclub/raw-suggests-new-era-might-actually-be-real-237231