After hitting highs of 1.885, 10yr yields have gradually regained some ground.  They're certainly not in a hurry to stampede below the pre-NFP levels just yet, but things could be much worse.  

The strength is drawing significantly on movements in stocks and oil prices.  Both moved below their pre-NFP levels, which resulted in bonds making it to their best post-NFP levels.  As soon as oil/stocks bounced, so did bonds (I'm watching a tick-by-tick overlay and there's no question about who's leading whom).

Long story short, pray for a slide in stocks and oil (to whatever extent you'd prefer low rates to higher stock prices).  Keep in mind that the NYSE open at 9:30am provides a significant jolt of liquidity for stocks (futures too), and can often mark the acceleration or reversal in the overnight/early-morning trend.

(In the time it took to write this, 10yr yields are down from 1.87 to 1.851.  Fannie 3.0s are back in positive territory at 102-08!)