Sometimes you just gotta let it all out. Seahawks fans are full of pent up energy, remorse and pain right now and, let's face it, the best thing to do would be a good cry to get those emotions moving again. Why not take yourself to Kerry Park where you can look out on the city that's sharing your pain and cry it out with her. It's catharsis with a view.

Maybe you're a glutton for punishment. Maybe you feel as though you need to suffer in order to release the pain you're feeling. If so, how about retracing the steps of the Seahawks Super Bowl Victory Parade that won't happen this year. Start at Broad & Denny and work your way down to CenturyLink. If you have a black Seahawks jersey (for some weird reason), wear that. You're in mourning.

It's just a football game (right?) but to some 12th Men & Women, it probably feels as though someone, or something, died on Sunday. Since there will be no Seahawks on Super Bowl Sunday, go to their home, light a candle and sing songs of yesteryear. Say goodbye to this season's disappointing end and move on to next year.

Between airfare, hotel and the price of a ticket, you were probably going to spend about $5,000 to go see the Seahawks in the Super Bowl this year (if you were lucky). Since you were going to spend that money anyway, why not splurge of a staycation of epic proportions. Check in to Hotel 1000's Grand Suite and pamper yourself in a hotel room that includes a media room with 60-inch plasma TV and dining room that can seat eight people.

The Seahawks can't play anymore football this season. That leaves a lot of time for the other sport many of them are probably going to be playing on Sundays for a while: golf. We recommend the West Seattle Golf Course. It's public, cheap and offers hot dog deals, just like The CLink!

The former Seahawks receiver retired in 2014 and moved into the business world, opening five Wingstop restaurants across the Puget Sound region. You can find them in Tacoma, Tukwila, Bellevue, Spokane, Pasco and Richland. This is the closest one. Who knows, maybe he'll be there and you can talk of Super Bowls past over some Atomic wings.

There's something metaphorical about going to Kirkland to see the famed 'Hawkhouse,' stripped of it's 175,000 light-display as it begins to hibernate for a long offseason full of what-ifs and insane electricity bills.

Pete Carroll might have taken the Hawks to two Super Bowls but Mike Holmgren did it first. The former coach lived for a long time right here on Mercer Island. The waterfront 5-BR he called home is now back on the market asking just a hair under $4M. Who knows, maybe if you lived here, you'd learn how to become The Next Great Seahawks Coach too.

We're not promising that Seahawks coach Pete Carroll will show up at Jak's Grill on Super Bowl Sunday. In fact, it seems pretty unlikely. But he did once say it was his favorite Seattle-area restaurant. So if he was going to want to grab a bite during the game, it's as good a bet as any.