I just ran some numbers from another thread and got 50-100 times but the big assumption is how many people are infected:
Using this:
Preliminary In-Season 2019-2020 Flu Burden Estimates the general flu infects 8.8-12.5% of the general (US) population (I used 327m), and of those infected kills between 0.04% and 0.14%.
If the average mortality rate is of the CV19 is 1% (perhaps a bit low?), and it infects 50% (full on pandemic - too low?/high?) then that's 1.6m deaths in the US which vs. the general flu is 40-102x higher.