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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."

Star athletes join First Lady Michelle Obama in high-powered workout session to raise awareness for her anti-obesity campaign.

Bills cornerback Aaron Williams is a serious rider who owns two horses and plans to buy a ranch and compete in rodeo after football.

The latest Bracket of Awesome ogles the athletes with the best bods. Whose is most awesome? You get to decide.

Keep Her in the Game -- Kim Williams

For making a mockery of player safety with his bounty program, former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams should be banned from the NFL for five years.

Kim Williams, chief operating officer of the NFL Network, is the winner of the top award by Women in Sports & Events.

In this week's "That's What She Said," espnW's Sarah Spain casts not blame on the scapegoats from Sunday's conference championship losses, but sympathy.

New Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Hanie seems to love Johnny Knox, so you should too, says espnW fantasy guru Melissa Jacobs.

If he's on your roster, give thanks for Kevin Smith: The Lions running back had a monster game against the Panthers last weekend.

The NFL preseason begins and the Mariners cannot win. Here's what else you missed last night.

Serena Williams has an emotional opening win at Wimbledon, the NFL gets closer to a deal and the NBA does not. Here's what else you missed last night.

The COO of the NFL Network talks about the lockout, how women can advance in sports and being open to life's unpredictable turns in Part 4 of espnW's Power Players series highlighting women in the sports business.

The Arkansas star tight end has been through some tough times with his family but has relied on faith and hope to reach for a brighter future.

The NFL lockout has left hundreds of players unemployed, wondering when they'll see their next paycheck. espnW's Sarah Spain has a few tips for some of the league's most employable guys.

Melissa Jacobs sits down with Vikings safety Madieu Williams, winner of the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, to discuss the work his foundation does in his native Sierra Leone, and how the memory of his late mother drives his desire to give back.