I'd be good with 1 preseason game. Hell, make it a permanent thing. Let teams next year and beyond have scrimmages with other teams if they want to have a few extra competitive practices to get a good idea on their bubble players. 

Make all those preseason games a neutral site location in a non-NFL city. 

I like your suggestion, but Minneapolis is in no condition these days to host even a pre-season football game.

Agreed.   I always had thought that 2 pre-season games should be enough to evaluate your roster.   Allow for 2 open weeks before opening game so cut players could latch on to another team.  Also, change final roster deadline to after Week 1.   But I think you would have to change the "Day 1" Roster Rule for Full Season Salary.

One more reason that football should only be played outdoors.

Not only is the virus less transmissible outdoors, but by Thanksgiving day we could be freezing those little COVID bastards into moustache icicles.

  freeze those little bastards to death

NFL still trying to come up with a plan. 

Now it's a big fat zero pre season games!!!!  

NFL offers NFLPA zero preseason games

She'll be shut down in October

Our best player must beat their best player in Madden football.

Time to re-sign Eddy Lacy.

Oof can you imagine how big Eddie is after quarantine?  

As for preseason games I agree it should be permanent. One game maybe but no more 4-5 preseason games is just too much these days and it is nothing but a money grab by the owners.  It used to be teams needed the long preseason to get players in shape but I think with all the off season conditioning, OTA's, mini camps, etc. I think the team pretty much knows who is making the team.  

NFLPA tells players there will be no preseason games in 2020

The NFL Players Association on Tuesday told its players there will be zero preseason games in 2020, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, Tom Pelissero and NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport report via Nick Shook of NFL.com.

Union leadership shared this information with its players during a conference call one day after the league proposed a one-game preseason slate to the union, then followed that up later Monday with an adjusted offer that included zero preseason games. The NFL and NFLPA previously had been split on a preseason slate, with the league sticking to a desire to play half of a typical four-game preseason schedule before acquiescing this week.

The NFLPA also told its membership it is still pushing for a longer ramp-up period for players to physically acclimate to the training-camp demands of professional football, and it expects rosters to stand at 80 players per team. The NFL has not yet signed off on an 80-man roster for training camp, per Pelissero, and though there was a discussion on giving teams an option to divide the roster (i.e., 80 active and 10 on standby), the union told players it wanted all teams to follow one rule.

(and for some reason I can't post the link where this is written).