An Eagles win can still leave room for Isaiah Likely to catch passes. He finished with five receptions in the Giants’ loss to the Rams and six in their defeat against New Orleans. Those two games give these Eagles parlay picks a receiving angle to consider on the other side of a Philadelphia-win view.
Side & Support Parlay Plays uses that chosen winner to guide the comparison: here, we look at Likely’s catches and Malachi Fields’ receiving yards in Giants losses, then put them beside each player’s full New York record. Likely asks for a busier afternoon through the air; Fields offers a smaller yardage target that has held up across results.
Eagles parlay picks: two Giants receiving options
Both records cover seven Giants receiving appearances in the 2026 regular season, including just two losses. The Washington tie is included in the full records; missing appearances aren’t counted as zero-production games. The perfect records in defeats are small samples, not a forecast. These individual DraftKings prices were captured early Sunday, November 8, and can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | Giants losses | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isaiah Likely Over 4.5 receptions |
+110 | 100.0% 2 of 2 NYG losses |
71.4% 5 of 7 NYG appearances |
| Malachi Fields 15+ receiving yards |
−194 | 100.0% 2 of 2 NYG losses |
100.0% 7 of 7 NYG appearances |
Isaiah Likely: over 4.5 receptions
Likely had 10 targets against the Rams and 11 against New Orleans, turning them into five and six catches. If your Philadelphia-win view still includes New York finding its tight end, over 4.5 receptions at +110 is worth comparing with the lower catch target.
DraftKings’ four-catch milestone was −205. It covered the same five of seven Giants games as asking for five catches, including both defeats. The over-4.5 line pays more for requiring another catch; the matching past records don’t make that extra catch free of risk.
The latest game shows the other side of that choice. Likely caught only two of four targets for 12 yards in the win over Houston. Tennessee also held him to two catches. He remains New York’s expected starting tight end, but J.J. McCarthy has only two Giants games with a passing attempt in these records. The seven-game season gives us some context, without establishing a settled pattern with the new quarterback.
Malachi Fields: 15+ receiving yards
Fields’ case depends less on a busy receiving day. His two catches produced 30 yards in the Rams loss and 19 against New Orleans, and he reached 15 yards in all seven recorded Giants receiving appearances this season. That includes wins and the Washington tie as well as defeats, so the appeal is his ability to reach a modest target across different results.
The 15-yard offer at −194 carries a smaller price burden than 10 yards at −286, with the same seven-game coverage. Going up to 20 yards at −135 would have fallen short in the New Orleans loss. It covered only one of the two losses and five of seven games overall. You’re paying for room beneath those occasional shorter totals.
Fields comes off four catches for 83 yards against Houston, but the New Orleans game is a useful counterweight: eight targets brought just two catches and 19 yards. Opportunities haven’t always turned into much production. Seven games is still a short record, and the current quarterback change affects his passing opportunities too.
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Choose between catch volume and a smaller yardage target
Likely’s plus-money price may appeal if you expect New York to keep throwing to its tight end while Philadelphia wins. Fields offers the modest yardage target, at a higher cost. Both rely on the same Giants passing game, so there’s no need to take them together or treat their separate records as an independent combined chance of success.
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