Points per game is not an option less than half way through the season. Plenty clubs haven't played each other yet, and because of weather cancellations as well as Covid, some clubs have played far more games than others: Stanley have played just 16 games in League One, whereas several have played 21 games. That's almost 25% difference, so points per game wouldn't be comparing like for like circumstances.
Essentially, it'll all depend on how quickly games can be played. If it's going to be April before a significant number of games can be played (even April is a big If, the way things are going) then they'd be better just scrapping this season. The run in would be hellishly busy with six months of games to be played in three months... That frequency is impossible for small squads like you find in League One and Two and still a major challenge even for Championship clubs and some of the smaller teams in the PL.
Player welfare, though, is seemingly very far down the list of EPL and Premier League priorities, and no doubt the money men will be cobbling together some half baked scheme to keep the pennies rolling in at the expense of player and staff safety, the integrity of the game and anything else that really should matter in sport.
I'm rapidly losing interest in football as a whole, if I'm honest. It's only the fact that I genuinely love our club that I'm still maintaining any interest. Time was that I'd watch any game because I loved football for football's sake, but that's long gone now the entire sport has turned into a billionaires' pissing competition.