The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ... Blackmon was back with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday after his weekend DUI arrest. He has yet to speak with the media, but he did talk to Jaguars great Fred Taylor. Taylor happened to be in the building Tuesday to give a talk to the team's rookies. Taylor also had a private conversation with Blackmon. John Oesher of Jaguars.com spoke with Taylor, who said Blackmon struck him as "humble."

Diehards Line:That is the attitude the Jaguars want. Blackmon was reportedly argumentative when pulled over by police. "It's (look in the) mirror time," one Jaguars official told Len Pasquarelli of Sports XChange on Tuesday. "He's going to have to 'fess up,' take ownership of the situation, and lay out a course for dealing with this thing head-on." According to NFL.com, Blackmon, who pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor DUI charge on Monday, was also expected to meet with GM Gene Smith and HC Mike Mularkey on Tuesday. ... The Jags don't have a lot of options here, but it's good to hear they're at least going to hold the youngster's feet to the fire a bit. Stay tuned. We'll continue to follow up.