Feeling overwhelmed with so many cards. How to simplify?

I have several cards in rotation and I am feeling overwhelmed. Is there any way to retire some of these and still maximize my cashback? 
 
·         Citi Costco: 4% Gas
·         Discover IT: 5% Rotating Categories
·         Citi Custom Cash: 5% Restaurants
·         AmEx BCE: 3% Groceries, 3% Online, $84 Disney Streaming Credit (I downgraded from the BCP with the intention of playing the downgrade/upgrade game but I've never seen anything better than the $75 offer. I really miss the BCP for groceries, streaming, and transit)
·         WF Attune: 4% on salon and spa, pets, sporting events, concerts, second hand stores. I actually use this card a lot.
·         Bank of America CCR: I got this for the 3% online shopping but stopped using it since I got the BCE
·         Venmo: I got it when they had the triple cash back for 6 months offer but that's over and I am not sure if I will continue using it
·         Fidelity Rewards: 2% catch-all
·         USB Cash+: 5% Utilities, 5% Streaming, 5% Cell Phone. This card has essentially become useless for me. My only utilities are electricity and water and I haven't gotten 5% back for either of them in months. I have YouTube TV and the Apple bundle (Apple TV, Music, cloud storage) and it doesn't give me 5% for either of them. I pay my Mint mobile bill once a year and it didn't give me 5% last year
·         USB Shopper Cash Rewards: 6% Amazon, 6% Walmart, 3% Costco. I rarely shop at Amazon and Walmart and use Instacart for most of my Costco purchases. It carries a $95 fee so this is probably the easiest cut.
·         PayPal Debit Card: I never use it because I prefer to use credit cards
 
What I seem to be missing with this lineup are rideshare/parking (not frequent expenses), higher cashback for groceries, and reliable cashback for streaming, utilities and cell phone. I would be willing to give up a couple of percentage points for fewer cards in my rotation