I think the stats that are listed already: rating, record, timeout percent, time per move are rather sufficient to decide whether to accept their seek but I would not be surprised if the Chess.com staff had it added to the seeks within the next 5 minutes! 
Also, if you just click their name then it will bring you right to the page to see their average opponents.
Reservesmonkey, you sound to me like a good guy, but by God, you complain too much. I tried to send you a message but couldn't because you only accept messages from friends. Do you actually have friends? Also, it looks to me like you are not even interested in improving your game. For God's sake man, everyone here start with a 1200 rating, you have played well over 400 games and you are still below 1200. You are going backwards, my friend. If you continue playing against losers, you will always be a loser. Life is not fair, so GET OVER IT!!! If you are going to leave, leave once and for all.
I don't think all that is neccesary, kenytiger. Don't judge people by their chess rating. Everyone is at a different level, and thats why the system works. Some people only play casually and aren't really that concerned about rating.
At the time of my posting, reservesmonkey has a higher average opponent rating than he does actuall rating. That indicates he is playing against people who are slightly to moderately better than him, which is ideal for learning.
Could the average opponent stat be added to the stats shown when you click on an open seek? It would help in determining whether to take the game.