New York Giants Interception Percentage Leaders

Career totals with the Giants and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through September 14: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning. Figures before 1932 are reconstructions; the NFL kept no official statistics.

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Daniel Jones holds the Giants career record with 2.1% interception percentage. The single-season record is 1.1%, by Daniel Jones in 2022.

YDS TD RTG Y/A CMP% Y/G CMP ATT 1D TD% INT INT% SK

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs 14 pass attempts per team game with the club, a career 1,500+ pass attempts with the club.

All-time Giants leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	INT%	G
1	Daniel Jones	2019–2024	2.1%	70
2	Kerry Collins	1999–2003	2.8%	71
3	Eli Manning	2004–2019	3.0%	235
4	Phil Simms	1979–1993	3.4%	164
5	Fran Tarkenton	1967–1971	3.8%	69
6	Charlie Conerly	1948–1961	5.9%	161

Single-season Giants records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	INT%	G
1	Daniel Jones	2022	1.1%	16
2	Phil Simms	1990	1.3%	14
3	Jeff Hostetler	1991	1.4%	12
4	Kurt Warner	2004	1.4%	10
5	Jaxson Dart	2025	1.5%	14
6	Eli Manning	2018	1.9%	16
7	Daniel Jones	2021	1.9%	11
8	Fran Tarkenton	1969	2.0%	14
9	Daniel Jones	2024	2.1%	10
10	Charlie Conerly	1959	2.1%	10
11	Eli Manning	2008	2.1%	16
12	Dave Brown	1995	2.2%	16
13	Daniel Jones	2020	2.2%	14
14	Phil Simms	1993	2.3%	16
15	Eli Manning	2015	2.3%	16
16	Eli Manning	2017	2.3%	15
17	Phil Simms	1988	2.3%	15
18	Eli Manning	2014	2.3%	16
19	Kerry Collins	2000	2.5%	16
20	Kerry Collins	2002	2.6%	16
21	Daniel Jones	2019	2.6%	13
22	Eli Manning	2016	2.7%	16
23	Eli Manning	2011	2.7%	16
24	Eli Manning	2009	2.8%	16
25	Eli Manning	2012	2.8%	16