Justin Blackmon, the former NFL wide receiver, faces renewed scrutiny following a recent arrest in Oklahoma. The arrest has cast a shadow over his upcoming induction into the Oklahoma State Ring of Honor scheduled for November 15 [[2]].

Details of the Arrest

Blackmon was arrested for public intoxication,according to Payne County police records that surfaced on social media [[1]], [[3]]. The arrest occurred on Saturday, April 1, at 2:17 a.m. in public poisoning,which is a crime in Oklahoma.

The mugshot circulating online depicts a stark contrast to his playing days [[3]].

Blackmon’s Troubled Past

Blackmon’s career has been marred by off-field issues. After a promising rookie season with the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he recorded 64 receptions for 865 yards and five touchdowns, he faced a series of suspensions and arrests.

• June 2002: First arrested for driving under the influence (DUI).
• Four-game suspension: Received for violating the NFL substance abuse policy.
• November 27: Suspended indefinitely for violating the NFL substance abuse policy, eight months after a marijuana traffic stop.
• Subsequent DUI arrest: Sentenced to a year in prison, which was later deferred pending a year.

College Career and Accolades

Before his NFL career, Blackmon was a standout at Oklahoma State University. He had a memorable career, recording impressive statistics:

• 11 catches for 1,782 yards and 20 touchdowns in one season.
• 122 catches for 1,522 yards the following year.

He won the Biletnikoff Award consecutively and earned All-America honors during his college career.

Ring of Honor Induction in Question

Blackmon’s recent arrest raises questions about his upcoming induction into the oklahoma State Ring of Honor. He was also inducted into the College Football Hall last year after his achievements at Oklahoma State.