Giants tight end Isaiah Likely’s wife, Melanie Guevara Likely, shared a raw, unvarnished look at the life of an NFL WAG as she braved a powerful nor’easter to support Big Blue on Sunday.

On her TikTok, Melanie shared a video alongside Julia Falcioni, wife of Giants punter Jordan Stout, capturing their raw reactions to the team’s nail-biting, last-second 12-7 victory over the Tennessee Titans at MetLife Stadium.

The dramatic win was sealed with just 17 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, when Giants safety Jevon Holland intercepted Titans quarterback Cam Ward in the end zone on the game’s final defensive play.

“Today’s reminder: An ugly win is still a win,” Melanie wrote on her post, sharing a clip of the final scoreboard.

“Couldn’t breathe but we’re still 2-1,” she added, referencing the team’s updated 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 also posted another TikTok video showing her, Falcioni, and Ellie Lenzen, girlfriend of Giants kicker Dominic Zvada, dancing on the sideline through the pouring rain.

“And sometimes wag life is being soaked at a game in continuous rain + 40 mph winds to support your man,” she candidly 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 managed to hold on for the victory in the final seconds, despite losing star linebacker Brian Burns to a knee injury in the fourth quarter.

Unfortunately, Burns sustained a season-ending torn ACL, which the team officially confirmed on 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

This game marked the Giants’ first contest without quarterback Jaxson Dart, who suffered a season-ending knee injury during the first quarter of last week’s loss to the Rams.

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

Looking ahead, the Giants are set to host the Arizona Cardinals (1-2) next Sunday.

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