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Here's an idea: The Westboro Baptist Church should join Johnny Manziel and AJ McCarron on vacation and learn to relax. Meanwhile, as always, we spread the cheer in The Buzz That Was.

Eric Decker and Jessie James say "I do" to a reality show, Jarvis Jones eats a sandwich likeness of his face, and Skylar Diggins signs up with Jay-Z, so there's plenty to savor in "The Buzz That Was."

Before we get to the funny stuff from Adam Scott, Chandler Harnish and Gabby Douglas during this somber week, The Buzz That Was leads off with an emotional national anthem by the fans in Boston.

Mark Cuban says numerology is telling him Brittney Griner could make it in the NBA; Robinson Cano joins forces with Jay-Z; and Josh Reddick resembles the Wolfman. We review another week that doesn't quite add up in The Buzz That Was.

Johnny Manziel off Twitter? With Phil Jackson tweeting and a Ryan Lochte reality show, there's no shortage of clowns in this edition of "The Buzz That Was."

Dennis Rodman running amok at the Vatican and Johnny Manziel sporting a Longhorn? The apocalypse must be near. Actually, it already arrived for Brandon Knight. We review a devilishly fun week.

Cheer up, Kirk Cousins. A little home-state humiliation is better than Katherine Webb's Shakespearean delusions. We chronicle a tragicomic week.

Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong Un hanging together in North Korea? Even Manti Te'o can't match that for absurdity. Here's the best from another wacky week in The Buzz That Was.

Michael Jordan is fawned over for the awesome accomplishment of turning 50, but Danica Patrick gets ripped after actually winning the pole at Daytona? In The Buzz That Was, we look back at a very upside-down week.

Partying with O.J. Simpson? Dating Tiger Woods? Hmm, think it'd be better to be bit by Daniela Holmqvist's black widow. Here's a look back at a scary week in "The Buzz That Was."

In this week's "The Buzz That Was," Rob Gronkowski, Jay Cutler and Todd Helton play a bizzare game of one-upmanship.