Any reason for me to keep the Sapphire Preferred after the portal boost nerf?

I realize this is old news, but I don't really follow credit card news, so I didn't realize this till I went to book a trip yesterday and saw that the UR don't get the portal points boost anymore? This sucks man, One of the hugest advantages of the Chase Trifecta was the simplicity – yeah you could get a higher cpp value by transferring, but using the portal is great for people who don't want to do all that. Plus, being able to throw what points you have at a flight and pay the rest with cash was a godsend. I have personally gotten several people who don't want to play the points and miles game into the trifecta because of its ease of use.

So I assume the CSP will continue to allow you to transfer? To be honest, I didn't really do that much with mine. I booked mostly thru the portal. I barely put any spend on mine, but I put a LOT of spend on my CFU and a decent amount on the CFF, and having that portal boost for the points I earned on those cards more than justified the $45 EAF of the CSP.

I'm thinking I'm going to downgrade it when the next AF comes due. I have almost no organic spend on it, I barely transfer, and they just got rid of my biggest reason for having it. I guess the only other thing about it I used a lot was for rental cars – it has primary protection whereas the fee-free Chase cards have only secondary protection. I also have the Amex gold which if I recall correctly also has primary but I'm probably cancelling that card as well for unrelated reasons.

Anyway, given my situation, is there anything I'm overlooking why I should keep it?