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10:15 p.m. CDT, June 3, 2012

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie wide receiver Justin Blackmon reportedly was arrested on a charge of alleged aggravated DUI on Sunday morning in Stillwater, Okla.

Blackmon was booked into Payne County (Okla.) Jail at 10 a.m. Sunday, according to the Tulsa World.

Stillwater police spokesman Capt. Randy Dickerson told NFL.com that Blackmon was pulled over shortly after 3 a.m. local time. Blackmon took a breathalyzer test, and his blood-alcohol level was .24, which is three times the state's legal limit.

According to Oklahoma law, a DUI charge becomes "aggravated" when the driver has a blood-alcohol level of .15 or higher.

The Jaguars moved up to the fifth overall pick in the NFL Draft two months ago to take the former Oklahoma State wideout.

It marked the second time in two years Blackmon has been charged with DUI, according to the World. He was driving to a Dallas Cowboys game when he was charged in Texas and received a one-game suspension from Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy.

Cliff Levingston wrote:Blackmon at pick #5 or Jeffery at pick #45? Pretty easy decision at this point, huh?

The conseqences await Blackmon now. He hasn't signed his contract yet, and new Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey said Blackmon was "lost" at times during recent organized team activities.

During a news conference on Wednesday, Justin Blackmon apologized for his "poor judgment," vowed to learn and grow from his latest alcohol-related arrest and insisted he doesn't have a drinking problem.

He also swore off alcohol for now.

"People are going to think what they are going to think," Blackmon said. "Words are words. It's my actions that are going to have to show."

BIGGIEsmalls 23 wrote:^^^^^^Well, he's doing the half-hearted apology tour now:

During a news conference on Wednesday, Justin Blackmon apologized for his "poor judgment," vowed to learn and grow from his latest alcohol-related arrest and insisted he doesn't have a drinking problem.

He also swore off alcohol for now.

"People are going to think what they are going to think," Blackmon said. "Words are words. It's my actions that are going to have to show."

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- 49ers rookie wide receiver A.J. Jenkins could find himself fifth on the team's depth chart entering training camp.

"He didn't play with the first- or second-team offense on Tuesday, and he didn't catch a pass in scrimmages on Wednesday," the Press Democrat wrote on Saturday.

"He had trouble staying on his feet all three days, which was odd considering it was a non-contact minicamp."

San Francisco drafted Jenkins with the 30th overall pick

BIGGIEsmalls 23 wrote:Yet another 1st rd rookie WR struggling:

- 49ers rookie wide receiver A.J. Jenkins could find himself fifth on the team's depth chart entering training camp.

"He didn't play with the first- or second-team offense on Tuesday, and he didn't catch a pass in scrimmages on Wednesday," the Press Democrat wrote on Saturday.

"He had trouble staying on his feet all three days, which was odd considering it was a non-contact minicamp."

San Francisco drafted Jenkins with the 30th overall pick

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-Impressions from Arizona Cardinals' organized team activities

--WR Michael Floyd looks like he would be more effective at a little lighter weight. It's not unusual for rookies to be a bit heavy in their first camp, and Floyd is far from overweight. But my guess is that strength and conditioning coach John Lott would like Floyd to be a bit lighter than he is now. He's listed at 220 pounds. Floyd didn't look quick going through agility drills, but that's not his forte, either. It's getting downfield and using his size and strength against smaller defenders.

-- Rookie impressions: WR Michael Floyd doesn't look like a quick, change of direction guy. But if he can get open on medium to deep routes and use his size and strength to make big plays, the Cardinals will be happy.