Hailee Steinfeld was in the building Sunday night as the Buffalo Bills hosted the Baltimore Ravens in their 2025 season opener. The actress, now married to QB Josh Allen, watched from a suite at Highmark Stadium, but just as in previous appearances, television cameras never cut to her. Multiple posts on X highlighted the absence, with fans comparing her low-profile approach to the constant coverage of Taylor Swift during Chiefs games.
WHOLESOME: #Bills star quarterback Josh Allen’s wife, actress Hailee Steinfeld, was not shown on TV once last night — despite sitting in a suite.
Hailee says that she does not like to make the game about her while attending—she said it is all about Josh.
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— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) September 9, 2025
Steinfeld has attended Bills home games for months but keeps her appearances off the broadcast. According to Heavy Sports, she prefers not to turn a football game into a personal show and has maintained that stance even after tying the knot with Allen. The quarterback told Heavy Sports about their pre-game ritual, underscoring how private they’ve remained.
“When I’m staying in Buffalo, typically, me and my wife have a little routine of eating at little Italian spot called Mangia,” AllentoldHeavy Sports. “So we keep it pretty similar, keep it pretty much the same here.”
While Steinfeld avoided the spotlight, she witnessed one of Allen’s most dramatic comebacks. Buffalo trailed 40-25 late in the fourth quarter before Allen threw for 251 yards on the night and hit rookie Keon Coleman for a 10-yard touchdown to cut the deficit. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver forced Derrick Henry to fumble, setting up Allen’s 1-yard rushing score.
Hailee Steinfeld | Credits: X/Twitter
The Bills pulled within two points with under two minutes left. After a three-and-out by Baltimore, Allen drove Buffalo into range for Matt Prater’s game-winning field goal, sealing a 41-40 victory. Fans on X noted that Steinfeld’s quiet presence contrasted sharply with the explosive finish on the field, making her the understated backdrop to one of the NFL’s wildest Week 1 comebacks.