Yeah, it was overshadowed with the RDJ weirdness, but Marvel is pulling out all* the stops to try and get the MCU back on track.
Personally, I'm dubious on the financials longterm - in the post-Covid/strike era, I think tentpoles like Deapdool and Avengers will generate some profit, but everything else will have long odds.
*I say all, but you could argue time - with Doomsday being only 22 months away, I'm not convinced Marvel has the time to clear out all their existing projects and pivot to Doomsday without it feeling rushed (you know, like just ending credit stingers where we find out Giancarlo Esposito and Julia Louis-Dreyfus are working for Doom). Marvel could of course admit Blade is on hiatus, but I have a hard time imagining how Marvel will portray Doom as a major threat when (realistically) the last thing audiences will see before that movie is Galactus.