This is where they are going to have to be smart. Open up restaurants, bars, and stores first as well as get people back to work that can't telework. Maybe limit the number of people in restaurants (like half full for a while). Do that and wait a few weeks and then try to get people that can telework back to the office. Then wait a while and start up larger gatherings. I worry that everything gets opened up at once. That's not the way to do it.
Totally feasible solution that I tend to agree with. If they're right and the peak is around April 18 or 19 in Iowa, we should be able to start phasing stuff back in by early May.
IMO, there are too many people that are thinking like the poster I originally quoted. We can't and aren't going to stay shutdown like this until there is no risk. We'd be into a significant world-wide depression by then. This includes sports. Leagues, owners and university athletic departments have far too much to lose to not have people walking through the turnstiles come this fall.