No he probably won't even join the team. The last spots a surprise so you buy it. I had to reset my password because im tired of idiots like you being so ignorant. What part of Bryan Danielson has a 90 no-compete clause do you not understand?? Just because he didn't get busted for drugs doesn't mean hes exempt from the rule. Remember Knox, Dreamer, Benjamin, and Mickey got it too? So stop with the Daniel Bryan return rumors cause it ain't gonna happen.
In my opinion, you are the one who doesn't understand the 90-day no compete clause. For one thing, as you suggested , his lack of drug-related offences makes the clause null and void, but that's not even the point.
The 90-day no-compete clause is something the WWE has in place to keep guys from jumping ship, to TNA for example, too quickly. I don't think it applies to re-joining the WWE roster itself. In other words, unless there was a violation of the Wellness Policy (which would result in a suspension with a fixed time frame), I think WWE could re-hire a "fired" wrestler any time they want. They could fire him today, change their minds, and re-hire him tomorrow.
Knox, Dreamer, Benjamin, or James don't apply here. The 90-day clause would be in effect to prevent them from appearing in TNA immediately after being released from WWE, and capitalizing on their WWE exposure to benefit TNA. WWE hopes that by keeping them off TV for 3 months, they'll lose any momentum they have and could carry to the "competition." If WWE wanted to bring either of these people back, I think they could do so at any time. And same goes for Danielson. And the return to the indies and all of that could just be smoke and mirrors if WWE has been planning this from day one.
Just my opinion, I could be wrong.
Anyway, this is why I don't think the Miz joining Team RAW is a backstabbing in the making. I don't think he will be the one to complete Team RAW by becoming their seventh and final member, that spot will go to Daniel Bryan. The Miz will possibly be busy anyway, cashing in his MITB title shot.