I'm not sure what you mean by this post, unless you think Trump shouldn't have signed off on the COVID stimulus, or you think shutting down the economy didn't have an effect on government revenue?
Using the same source you linked:
average deficit under Bush was 250.7 billion, average deficit under Obama was 909.3 billion, average deficit under Trump was 1390.15 billion (but taking out the CARES Act, it would have been around 840.15 billion -- or, if you just want to talk about the non-COVID years, it was 809.4 billion), and Biden's first year was 2775.3 billion.
In other words, the deficit under Trump was around what it was under Obama (slightly lower, due to the stimulus from the Great Recession), and while Biden's first year was a little better than Trump's last, that's because the CARES Act added 2.2 trillion to the 2020 deficit while the 2021 stimulus was only 600 billion (and for those that struggle with math: the 2020 deficit was only 357 billion more, despite the ~1600 billion difference in stimulus spending and that's only because Manchin and Sinema blocked the rest of the Democrats from spending WAY more than that)... Biden might possibly get it back down under a trillion a year if he starts pushing back against the current left agenda and abandons his Build Back Better agenda (we're on pace for around 0.9-1.2 trillion deficit this year so far), but that's still not better than Trump was doing.