It seems like you've been attempting PRs/near PRs every week, a much greater frequency than even I did...? Is there a method to this madness?
Well I just ended my previous program - one lift a day. Towards the end of my program, there are lots of PR attempts. Basically the method behind the program was to take my old 1RM, hit 2 singles with it, then hit a new 1RM next week. The following week, hit that new 1RM for 2 singles, and keep going. It worked really well on Squats as I was hitting a +10 lbs 1RM every 2 weeks. It got me comfortable with heavy weight as well as having heavy weight on my back felt which previously felt awkward as hell.
I'm scaling back on Deadlifts after this last session. I outlined my program a few posts back, but I'm basically doing 3 singles after a BOR session. It will always be 405, then 445, but the last weight will vary. I'll probably do 465 next week. If that goes well, up to 470 and so on. My next PR attempt will not be 485 lbs, it will be 480.
With Squats, I feel that I still can progress. After doing the 5/3/1 on Front Squats, I'm going to do a triple with 295, a double with 315, and then a heavy single. I think I'm going to go ahead and start with my old 1RM of 365. If that feels ok, I'll probably bump up 5 lbs the next week.
I'm going to do paused Benches for the first time, so those will be scaled back. Heavy triple, heavy double, and heavy single.
To sum it up, my volume will be pretty low on the strength training so I want to keep it max effort and intense. My conditioning/gpp is where the true volume will be in my routine. I'll also be dropping a lot of weight, so I realize I can't expect too much.