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Yes it's TAA 's nature...TAA alone is not a wise chioce... if there was another Antialiasing method like SMAA could be way more better...
if we use TAA the image will be blurry AF and if you disable TAA we will get rid of blurry image but all the visible lines (like fences) will be jagged and unbearable AF
It is night and day.
I wish they used the same AA as in 2016.