What about Bob?

The commissioner, new Seahawks head coach Jim Mora (pictured right), and Seahawks CEO Tod Leiweke are among a group of climbers currently being led by mountaineering legend Ed Viesturs up Mount Rainier in Washington. The climb up the 14,411-foot volcano is benefiting the United Way of King County, Washington.

Yesterday, guide Peter Whittaker led the group through a five-hour training period through wind and fog.

"Gotta say the commish performed," Whittaker wrote in an e-mail to the Associated Press. "He is a good listener and grasped mountaineering basics reasonably well. A lot of mountain to go though ... we were at 6,000 feet."

Today, the group will attempt to reach Camp Muir, which is at 10,080 feet, before continuing to the summit tomorrow. According to this AP report, only half the climbers who attempt to reach the summit each year are successful.

Mora, 47, and Goodell, 50, won't be the ones holding up the group. Mora is known to run up a mountain trail close to his Seattle home multiple times a week, while Goodell is said to work out on a daily basis — and after seeing him up close at the NFL draft, I can certainly attest to that ... the guy is huge.

Said Goodell to the Seattle Times before the trek: "I never would've thought about doing this before. It was not even on my Bucket List, as they say."

Leiweke, 49, invited Goodell to join the group during a league meeting in December, and the commish agreed. Afterward, he had hesitations.

"I was thinking, 'Oh my. What did I just do?' " Goodell said. "I really didn't know what it entailed, frankly."

Now he does.

L.A. Times reporter Sam Farmer is also on the voyage, and he's tweeting and blogging as they go.

Most importantly, the Kings County United Way announced it has received enough pledges to provide 1.5 million pounds of food through its emergency food bank.

-Chris Mascaro

(Photo by Elaine Thompson / AP)