Most Career Receiving Yards by a New York Giants Player

The New York Giants have showcased some of the NFL’s most dynamic receivers over the decades. From Amani Toomer’s consistency to Odell Beckham Jr.’s explosive impact, Big Blue’s all-time receiving leaders represent a blend of toughness, flair, and history-making plays.

This post ranks the top 10 Giants players by career receiving yards — a mix of Hall of Fame icons, deep-ball threats, and clutch postseason performers.

Top 10 List

10. Ike Hilliard – 4,630 Yards
A first-round pick in 1997, Hilliard was a consistent target across nine seasons, delivering clutch receptions and helping stabilize the Giants’ passing attack.

9. Hakeem Nicks – 4,676 Yards
Nicks came alive in the postseason, playing a key role in the Giants’ Super Bowl XLVI run and delivering some of the most memorable catches in team history.

8. Chris Calloway – 4,710 Yards
Calloway provided steady production during the 1990s, topping 50 catches five times while serving as a reliable possession receiver.

7. Kyle Rote – 4,797 Yards
Rote was a versatile playmaker in the 1950s and early ’60s, combining toughness and leadership during a golden era for Giants football.

6. Homer Jones – 4,845 Yards
One of the NFL’s earliest deep threats, Jones averaged nearly 22 yards per catch and invented the iconic touchdown spike.

5. Joe Morrison – 4,993 Yards
“Old Dependable” did it all—lining up at running back, receiver, and anywhere else the team needed. His versatility made him a fan favorite.

4. Tiki Barber – 5,183 Yards
Better known as a rusher, Barber was also a dangerous receiving threat out of the backfield, finishing his career among the team’s top pass-catchers.

3. Frank Gifford – 5,434 Yards
A Hall of Famer who played both ways, Gifford’s graceful style and clutch performances made him one of the most beloved Giants ever.

2. Odell Beckham Jr. – 5,476 Yards
OBJ set the NFL on fire with highlight-reel grabs and record-breaking starts, earning Pro Bowl nods and becoming a cultural phenomenon in New York.

1. Amani Toomer – 9,497 Yards
Toomer quietly built the most productive receiving career in Giants history, delivering in big moments and helping Eli Manning secure a championship.

Ranking the 10 best career receiving yard performances in New York Giants history

Top 50 Career Receiving Yard Leaders in Giants History

From the reliable brilliance of Amani Toomer to Odell Beckham Jr.’s jaw-dropping highlights, these Giants greats have left a lasting mark on NFL history. As the next generation of receivers emerges, they’ll chase the milestones set by these franchise icons.

From the reliable brilliance of Amani Toomer to Odell Beckham Jr.’s jaw-dropping highlights, these Giants greats have left a lasting mark on NFL history. As the next generation of receivers emerges, they’ll chase the milestones set by these franchise icons.

FAQ SECTION

Who holds the Giants’ record for most career receiving yards?
Amani Toomer leads the franchise with 9,497 receiving yards.

Which Giants receiver had the shortest tenure but still made the top 10?
Odell Beckham Jr. reached over 5,400 yards in just five seasons.

Are any Hall of Famers on this list?
Yes—Frank Gifford, one of the most versatile players ever, is enshrined in Canton.

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