RENTON — Maybe all you really want for the holidays is for the Seahawks to finally give you just a few moments of relaxation.
Just one game where they take the lead and keep it and you can spend the last hour or so with your feet up and a glass in hand, rather than sitting at the edge of your seat with a lump in your throat all the way to the end wondering if the Seahawks are going to be able to hold on one more time.
If it is to happen this season, then Sunday might be the day as a playoff-bound Seattle team still hoping to get the number one seed in the NFC hosts a playing-out-the-string Arizona squad that is 4-9-1 and is the one team this year the Seahawks sort of blew out — a 27-10 victory in Glendale on Sept.