Collins established the Giants' single-season throwing record of 4,073 yards in 2002, which was broken by Eli Manning in 2011. Collins was released by the Giants in 2004 after five seasons, 68 starts, and 16,875 yards. The club had previously signed former league MVP Kurt Warner and traded for Eli Manning, the first overall pick in 2004. Collins established the Giants' single-season throwing record of 4,073 yards in 2002, which was broken by Eli Manning in 2011. Collins was released by the Giants in 2004 after five seasons, 68 starts, and 16,875 yards. The club had previously signed former league MVP Kurt Warner and traded for Eli Manning, the first overall pick in 2004. Kerry Collins owned at least seven Giants franchise records as of 2018, including: 381 yards passing (playoff game) (Playoff game) 5 throwing touchdowns (2001-01-14 MIN) Most interceptions (during the playoffs): six (2000) Collins established the Giants' single-season throwing record of 4,073 yards in 2002, which was broken by Eli Manning in 2011. Collins was released by the Giants in 2004 after five seasons, 68 starts, and 16,875 yards. Collins was the driving force behind an explosive attack that set 14 school records and led the country in scoring (47.8 points per game) in total offense (520.2 ypg.). Collins is third in Penn State history with 5,304 career throwing yards and is one of just three quarterbacks to surpass 5,000 yards via the air. Collins established the Giants' single-season throwing record of 4,073 yards in 2002, which was broken by Eli Manning in 2011. Collins was released by the Giants in 2004 after five seasons, 68 starts, and 16,875 yards. The club had previously signed former league MVP Kurt Warner and traded for Eli Manning, the first overall pick in 2004.