Isaiah Likely’s wife was going through it during Giants win

Giants tight end Isaiah Likely’s wife, Melanie Guevara Likely, showed a not-so-glamorous part of being an NFL WAG while supporting Big Blue during a powerful nor’easter that engulfed the East Coast on Sunday.

On her TikTok, Melanie shared a video of her and Julia Falcioni, wife of Giants punter Jordan Stout, reacting to the Big Blue’s ugly last-second win over the Tennessee Titans, 12-7, at MetLife Stadium.

With 17 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Giants safety Jevon Holland intercepted Titans quarterback Cam Ward in the end zone on their final defensive play of the game.

“Today’s reminder: An ugly win is still a win,” Melanie wrote, including a clip of the final score.

“Couldn’t breathe but we’re still 2-1,” she added, referring to the Giants’ record.

Giants tight end Isaiah Likely’s wife, Melanie Guevara Likely, reacted to Big Blue’s last-second win over the Tennessee Titans, 12-7, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, on Sunday, September 27, 2026. TikTok/Melanie Guevara Likely

Melanie shared another TikTok video showing her, Falcioni, and Ellie Lenzen, girlfriend of Giants kicker Dominic Zvada, dancing on the sideline in the rain.

“And sometimes wag life is being soaked at a game in continuous rain + 40 mph winds to support your man,” she wrote.

Melanie Guevara Likely, Julia Falcioni, and Ellie Lenzen dancing on the sideline in the rain at MetLife Stadium on East Rutherford, NJ, on Sunday, September 27, 2026. TikTok/Melanie Guevara Likely

The Giants held on for the win in the final seconds after losing their star linebacker Brian Burns to a knee injury in the fourth quarter.

Burns sustained a season-ending torn ACL the Giants confirmed Monday.

Giants tight end Isaiah Likely and his wife, Melanie Guevara Likely shared a hug on the sideline before a win over the Tennessee Titans, 12-7, at MetLife Stadium on East Rutherford, NJ, on Sunday, September 27, 2026. TikTok/Melanie Guevara Likely

It was the Giants’ first game without quarterback Jaxson Dart after his season-ending knee injury, sustained in the first quarter of last week’s loss to the Rams.

Dart underwent surgery to repair damage to his meniscus and medial collateral ligament Friday.

The Giants host the Arizona Cardinals (1-2) next Sunday.

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