People are putting too much merit in a tweet from SE's US social networking department, and ignoring the actual comments from Yoshida that imply there's going to be 3 jobs and not 2. On top of that, Yoshida also directly stated that the new jobs in Stormblood would all be started in ARR areas, later confirming RDM starts in Ul'dah. If it's 3 jobs again (likely) Then we will likely see 1 new job in each city state.
This is a tremendous reach, and even if the music were a nod towards Ivalice games, there's nothing about Blue Mages that are synonymous with Ivalice.2) Stormblood currently seems to be an expansion pack which is borrowing from the world and concepts of Ivalice. You can hear it in its music where there are lots of horns and violins giving sort of a (Royal) sound,
The Raubhan stuff is always a reach, it's a tribute/nod to FFXI and that's pretty much it. Tizona was a trophy from an enemy he bested, and has nothing actually hinting towards Blue Mages aside from names of stuff. This ignores the actual potential hints that Blue Mages may be a thing in Thavnair, through numerous references and characters who are mastering alchemy and techniques involving soul essences.3) Adding to the Raubahn/Immortal Flames/Blue Mage Theory: Raubahn's weapons are also called Tizona which is the Blue Mage mythic (Relic equivalent in ff14) weapon from FFXI. The weapon style is also a scimitar and not a sword which is a Blue Mage style of weapon.
Samurai makes just as much sense as us having Ninja, so that argument is pointless too. On top of this, Yoshida straight up talked about Blue Mage at the fanfest as something he'd like to add in the distant future, and reiterated his intent on making it a solo-content only job, where you'd travel the world collecting monster abilities as a "Professor of Monsters". He generally wouldn't discuss it openly like that if it's going to be added in Stormblood and revealed in 2 months. Yet with questions regarding Samurai, he acts coy and/or deflects, which is probably pretty telling.After giving it some thought, Yoshi-P and the developers like to add jobs that "fit" into the lore of the expansion and Blue Mage actually does that really well, but Samurai? That's a stretch. I am still highly convinced we'll be getting Samurai, but I think it would have to come with another job like Blue Mage if it were to be introduced into stormblood.