Dan Salomone

Giants.com is counting down the start of training camp with 20 questions in 20 days.

5) What are statistical milestones within reach in 2026?

Dan Salomone:Wins are the ultimate goal, so let's start there.

Last year, the Giants recorded their 750th victory, including postseason, in Week 4 against the Chargers. It coincided with Jaxson Dart becoming the first rookie quarterback to beat a team 3-0 or better in his first career start since Phil Simms in 1979 against the 5-0 Buccaneers (excluding strike seasons).

The franchise's current win total of 753 trails only Green Bay (856) and Chicago (827).

John Harbaugh will look to add to the ledger while he continues climbing the record books himself.

Harbaugh has 193 total victories, including a Super Bowl, and trails only two active head coaches in Kansas City's Andy Reid and Denver's Sean Payton.

Most wins all-time, including postseason

1. Don Shula: 347

2. Bill Belichick: 333

3. George Halas: 324

4. Andy Reid: 307

5. Tom Landry: 270

6. Curly Lambeau: 229

7. Paul Brown: 222

8. Chuck Noll: 209

9. Marty Schottenheimer: 205

10t. Mike Tomlin: 201

10t. Dan Reeves: 201

12. Sean Payton: 194

13t. Chuck Knox: 193

13t. John Harbaugh: 193

In terms of players, outside linebacker Brian Burns is coming off one of the best defensive seasons in recent Giants history. Now he can add to his legacy. With 11.5 sacks, he would surpass two-time Super Bowl champion and Ring of Honor inductee Carl Banks for No. 10 in franchise history.

Most sacks in Giants history

1. Michael Strahan: 141.5

2. Lawrence Taylor: 132.5

3. Leonard Marshall: 79.5

4. Osi Umenyiora: 75

5. Keith Hamilton: 63

6. Justin Tuck: 60.5

7. Jason Pierre-Paul: 58.5

8. George Martin: 46

9. Mathias Kiwanuka: 38.5

10. Carl Banks: 36

11t. Jessie Armstead: 30.5

11t. Erik Howard: 30.5

11t. Dexter Lawrence II: 30.5

14t. Brian Burns: 25

14t. Fred Robbins: 25

Offensively, Dart put himself within reach of a few milestones after just one season.

Most rushing touchdowns by a Giants quarterback, career

1. Daniel Jones: 15

2t. Charlie Conerly: 10

2t. Fran Tarkenton: 10

4t. Jaxson Dart: 9

4t. Jeff Hostetler: 9

Most rushing yards by a Giants quarterback, career

1. Daniel Jones: 2,179

2. Phil Simms: 1,252

3. Ed Danowski: 1,173

4. Fran Tarkenton: 1126

5. Jeff Hostetler: 704

6. Charlie Conerly: 685

7. Dave Brown: 618

8. Eli Manning: 567

9. Jaxson Dart: 487

10. Len Barnum: 462

The return of Odell Beckham Jr. will put the all-time receiving lists into focus. Darius Slayton, the longest-tenured Giant currently on the team, will also have a few more rungs to climb on the ladder.

Beckham is five receptions and three touchdown catches away from a tie at No. 3 on the Giants' all-time lists in those respective categories, which are both held by running back Joe Morrison. Beckham would need five more touchdown catches to surpass Kyle Rote (48) and move into sole possession of second place in touchdown catches. Amani Toomer leads them all with 54.

Below is a look at the big three receiving categories in Giants history:

Most career receptions

1. Amani Toomer: 668

2. Tiki Barber: 586

3. Joe Morrison: 395

4. Odell Beckham Jr.: 390

5. Sterling Shepard: 372

6. Jeremy Shockey: 371

7. Ike Hilliard: 368

8. Frank Gifford: 367

9. Chris Calloway: 334

10. Bob Tucker: 327

11. Hakeem Nicks: 318

12. Victor Cruz: 303

13. Kyle Rote: 300

14. Darius Slayton: 296

Most career receiving yards

1. Amani Toomer: 9,497

2. Odell Beckham Jr.: 5,476

3. Frank Gifford: 5,434

4. Tiki Barber: 5,183

5. Joe Morrison: 4,993

6. Homer Jones: 4,845

7. Kyle Rote: 4,797

8. Chris Calloway: 4,710

9. Hakeem Nicks: 4,676

10. Ike Hilliard: 4,630

11. Victor Cruz: 4,549

12. Darius Slayton: 4,435

Most career touchdown catches

1. Amani Toomer: 54

2. Kyle Rote: 48

3. Joe Morrison: 47

4. Odell Beckham Jr.: 44

5. Frank Gifford: 43

6t. Homer Jones: 35

6t. Del Shofner: 35

6t. Aaron Thomas: 35

9. Plaxico Burress: 33

10. Bob Schnelker: 29

11. Mark Bavaro: 28

12t. Chris Calloway: 27

12t. Earnest Gray: 27

12t. Ike Hilliard: 27

12t. Hakeem Nicks: 27

12t. Jeremy Shockey: 27

17. Victor Cruz: 25

18t. Frank Liebel: 23

18t. Lionel Manuel: 23

18t. Sterling Shepard: 23

21t. Darius Slayton: 22

21t. Bob Tucker: 22

Previous Questions

20) What was the biggest story of the offseason?

19) Who are the veteran additions to know?

18) Who are the rookies to know this season?

17) How tough is the Giants' schedule this season?

16) What will the new offense look like?

15) What will the new defense look like?

14) What is going on at kicker?

13) What are the injury statuses to know heading into camp?

12) What is the biggest question for the 2026 Giants?

11) What are the competitions to watch on offense?

10) What are the competitions to watch on defense?

9) Why is training camp in West Virginia?

8) Who will be the leaders in the locker room?

7) Who are some breakout candidates to watch?

6) What is the state of the NFC East?