Malik Nabers caught seven passes and Malachi Fields caught four in the Giants’ latest win. Both had room in the passing game against Houston, which gives these Giants parlay picks a useful starting point for another New York win in Philadelphia: a five-catch target for Nabers and a much smaller yardage request for Fields.
To build that Giants-win view into Side & Support Parlay Plays, we compare their Giants-win records with their full New York records. Dallas Goedert’s receiving yards in Eagles losses provide an opposing-player option. Each price asks something different of the passing game, so the choice comes down to which contribution fits your view of a Giants win.
Giants parlay picks: receiving options to compare
Nabers and Goedert’s records cover their current clubs in the 2025 and 2026 regular seasons; Fields’ record covers his seven recorded Giants receiving appearances this season. Missing appearances aren’t counted as zero-yard games, and the Washington tie is included in the full records. The samples are small: five New York wins for Nabers, four for Fields and nine Philadelphia losses for Goedert. Individual DraftKings prices below were captured early Sunday, November 8, and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Malik Nabers 5+ receptions 2025–2026 regular seasons |
−203 | 80.0% 4 of 5 NYG wins |
72.7% 8 of 11 NYG appearances |
| Malachi Fields 15+ receiving yards 2026 season |
−194 | 100.0% 4 of 4 NYG wins |
100.0% 7 of 7 NYG appearances |
| Dallas Goedert 20+ receiving yards 2025–2026 regular seasons |
−364 | 88.9% 8 of 9 PHI losses |
81.0% 17 of 21 PHI appearances |
Malik Nabers: 5+ receptions
Five catches gives you a way to back Nabers’ involvement without needing another seven-catch afternoon. He reached that mark in all four Giants wins this season, including a game against Tennessee in which he finished on exactly five. That Tennessee result is the reason to look closely before moving up the ladder.
DraftKings offered four catches at −466, five at −203 and six at −102. Four and five covered the same four of five New York wins and eight of eleven appearances across the two seasons. Six covered three of those five wins and six of eleven appearances overall, so the bigger payout asks you to give up a meaningful bit of room.
The longer record still includes a two-catch, three-target game in the 2025 win over the Chargers. And this year’s loss to the Rams left him with one catch. Nabers has no injury designation after returning to full practice Friday following a knee concern, but the history also spans a quarterback change: J.J. McCarthy has only two Giants games with a pass attempt in these records. The recent connection is encouraging, rather than a long partnership to lean on.
Malachi Fields: 15+ receiving yards
Fields offers a smaller request from the same offense. He reached 15 receiving yards in all seven recorded Giants receiving appearances this season, including both losses and the tie with Washington. That’s consistency across results; the perfect winning record doesn’t show that a New York win made the target more likely.
At −194, the 15-yard milestone costs less than the 10-yard option at −286, with the same recorded coverage. The next step to 20 yards at −135 changes the picture. Fields finished on 19 in the Tennessee win and again in the New Orleans loss, leaving the 20-yard option covered in three of four wins and five of seven games overall.
His latest outing was much bigger—four catches for 83 yards in Houston—but that shouldn’t turn the smaller target into an expectation of another breakout. Seven games is a short record, and Fields and Nabers depend on the same quarterback and passing opportunities. This is a choice of the contribution you prefer, not a reason to assume both props will land together.
Dallas Goedert: 20+ receiving yards
Goedert has continued producing in recent Philadelphia defeats, with 38, 61, 48 and 30 receiving yards in his four losses this season. His latest 30 came on four catches from four targets against Washington. Twenty yards leaves some room beneath each of those performances.
That room comes at −364. The more generous 25-yard price of −247 would have missed a 20-yard game against Dallas in 2025, dropping its record in Eagles losses to seven of nine and its full record to 15 of 21 appearances. The 20-yard choice covered eight of nine losses and 17 of 21 appearances overall; its miss in a loss was a 19-yard outing against Denver. A single short gain can make the difference even at this lower target.
The important change is at quarterback. Joe Milton III is set to make his first Eagles start. DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks remain out after also missing the previous two games, so Goedert’s latest production already came without those receivers. Milton is the new variable; those absences don’t guarantee Goedert a particular workload. His earlier production came with other quarterbacks, so this is the option that asks you to carry the most uncertainty about a new passing setup.
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Pick the passing contribution you want
Fields’ modest yardage target may suit a Giants-win view that doesn’t need a busy afternoon for every receiver. Nabers’ five catches asks for more sustained involvement. Goedert gives you an opposing-player route, with the heavier price and a new quarterback to weigh. You can choose among those ideas without treating their separate records as a combined probability.
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