I've been a Unity Dev for over 10 years. I recently joined this project that has some seasoned Unity vets but the player object looks like this. I know it mostly comes down to design patterns / choices, but does this seems like an excessive amount of components on one object?

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    I use Extenject in all my projects which is a bliss for these issues.

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