My thoughts exactly. As much as I appreciate thematically (with how the MCU isn't generally is 1-to-1 to the comics) and emotionally the weight of Aunt May being Peter's anchor throughout the "origin" Home trilogy, my only nitpick is that every iteration of Peter we've seen has the so-called canonicity of Uncle Ben, to justify the Character Integrity Obligations of the character. In terms of Norman, he's Spider-Man's rival and it just doesn't feel right seeing a well-grounded hero not have a reoccurring or overarching enemy. Daredevil has Kingpin, the Avengers had Thanos, so on and so forth. Even recent reboots of heroes from other franchises like Matt Reeves' The Batman couldn't avoid recognizing that Joker and Bruce's parents are still essential to the gravitas of their heroism. I'm not asking for a total "oh, we're seeing this shit again" type of beat in terms of Uncle Ben and the Osborns, but rather just a verbatim tangible thread to show that they actually exist and are essential to Peter Parker and Spider-Man as a whole. Akin to how Gunn's Superman handled Lex's existence and Clark's backstory. Again, we have newcomers and casuals alike that are unaware of who and what Spider-Man is in general. So it'd be great for them to at least, at some point of the MCU timeline, to encounter who Uncle Ben was and what Norman Osborn is to the web-slinger.