Chiefs WR Dwayne Bowe did his best Chris Johnson touchdown-celebration dance in front of the Titans RB himself and Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles at Ohana Day. I can neither confirm nor deny that it was good.

The Cowboys’ mascot, Rowdy, gets fans riled up at Ohana Day at Aloha Stadium. The return of Ohana Day is a big hit with the fans.

Funny guy that Bill Belichick is.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs autographs a football for a fan during AFC media day at the Pro Bowl.

Head coach Bill Belichick speaks to the AFC squad during practice on Friday.

Chris Johnson’s trip to paradise has been hindered by the bewilderment of what the heck is going on back in Tennessee.

Bears defensive end Julius Peppers is in somewhat of a precarious situation this week at the Pro Bowl.

Calm down, everybody. Maurice Jones-Drew is still the lovable “Pocket Hercules” we all know and love.

The fans are back in full force at Kapolei High School for the second day of practices, and Adrian Peterson did his part to oblige their requests for autographs.

Redskins tight end Chris Cooley is our player correspondent for the rest of this week. If you didn’t know, he’s a former high school state wrestling champion, and here he is challenging Falcons receiver Roddy White to a match. He accepted, so can we make this happen? We’ll do what we can to book it. Be sure to check back for Cooley’s full report from his first day on the job.

Any potential drama there might have been between Bears DE Julius Peppers and Cardinals DE Darnell Dockett over Dockett’s critical tweet of Bears QB Jay Cutler, was not evident. Instead, it looks like the Aloha Spirit is alive and well between the two of them. Here they are walking and talking together at Thursday’s practice.

NFL.com has mic’d up Giants DE Justin Tuck for Thursday’s NFC practice, so be sure to check back for an all-access pass to his day on the field.

Logan Mankins only worked part-time this year and still was rewarded with a trip to Hawaii.

D’Brickashaw Ferguson is happy to be in Hawaii, but deep down inside he wishes he was back in Florham Park, N.J., preparing for next week’s Super Bowl.

While the rest of the team runs drills in the background, the NFC defensive ends just relax on a knee in the end zone.