JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- After six practices in seven days, the Jacksonville Jaguars have seemingly found the right time for a break.Tuesday's practice marked Day 6 of training camp for the Jaguars, and it was a mostly lopsided affair as the defense pushed around the offense for much of the day. It felt like the first true Dog Day of camp, and as if the offense could not wait for Wednesday to roll around. So, what were the ups and downs from practice on Tuesday? We break it down below. The Good The Secondary Jacksonville Jaguars safety Eric Murray (29) and safety Antonio Johnson (6) drill during the first day of minicamp at the Miller Electric Center, Tuesday, June 9, 2026, in Jacksonville, Fla. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectThe Jaguars' secondary deserves a lot of credit for how they have played thus far in training camp. Even against a top-notch receiver room that, through the first five days of camp, had made big plays in every single practice, the Jaguars' defensive backs have never really seemed overmatched. Instead, it has felt more like an even back-and-forth between the Jaguars' cover defenders and their top pass-catchers. That is other than on Tuesday, of course.On Tuesday, the Jaguars' secondary completely smothered the Jaguars' passing game. There were several team drills where the Jaguars' top two quarterbacks had to either throw a ball in the dirt to kill a play or held onto the ball far longer than anyone on offense wanted. With interceptions from Antonio Johnson, Eric Murray, and Jarrian Jones, this was as good of a day as the secondary has had all camp.AJ DAY AJ DAY@Dream_Finders | #DUUUVAL pic.twitter.com/Ud7LjXvjeH— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) August 4, 2026“Yeah, I think they've just continued to grow from last year. All those guys, Jarrian [Jones], Antonio [SJohnson], and then Eric [Murray] and Jourdan [Lewis] and their leadership and what they've been able to do for some of those young guys like Caleb [Ransaw], Rayuan [Lane III], I think Jalen Huskey, [CB] Jabbar Muhammad," defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile said after practice. "And all those guys, Buster [Brown], how they've all improved over time. It's great to see, because I think Matt [Defensive Pass Game Coordinator Mathieu Araujo] and I have a very, very similar coaching style. We’ve kind of coached together for a long time and we're damn near like brothers, you know? It's good to see them, and I think he's doing a great job with them.”