What Hailee Steinfeld Actually Said During Viral Moment at Josh Allen’s Bills Game

Hailee Steinfeld made a rare public appearance at one of Josh Allen‘s football games on October 12. The actress is not normally seen during NFL broadcasts, but when she showed up at SoFi Stadium to watch the Buffalo Bills take on the Los Angeles Rams, cameras panned to her during a very animated moment.

As she took in the game from a private suite, Steinfeld jumped up and down and seemingly yelled, “Let’s go, Josh! Let’s go, Josh! Let’s f**king go!” The Bills won the game 37-34 in overtime.

The video of Steinfeld quickly went viral online, with many social media users comparing her to Taylor Swift, who has been seen cheering on Travis Kelce in a similar fashion over the past three years.

“Go Josh, Let’s Go Josh, Let’s fucking go”

True love https://t.co/9BvLETjD97

— Pardon My Take (@PardonMyTake) October 13, 2026

Steinfeld and Allen started dating in 2023 and have mostly kept their relationship private. They got engaged in November 2024 and tied the knot six months later. In April 2026, Steinfeld confirmed that she had given birth to her and Allen’s first child, a baby girl named Harper.

This is Steinfeld’s first NFL season as a mother, and she recently opened up in her Beau Society newsletter about how difficult some days have been for her.

“I’ll preface this by saying that this one was one of those weeks that knocked me sideways, mentally and emotionally,” Steinfeld wrote in September. “Brando got sick, and I had to take him to the vet (he’s okay!), but he had to stay overnight, and Martini was all out of sorts about it.”

She continued, “I got home late from the vet, dinner got cold, Harper’s bath time was late (again), and it took her three hours to fall asleep instead of the 30 minutes I was hoping for.”

Since Allen was not mentioned in the post, fans accused him of leaving his wife to tend to parenting duties on her own, but Steinfeld proved that their relationship is going strong with her very public show of support at his latest football game. The Bills are currently 4-1 for the 2026 season.