NFL Logos Coloring Pages
The Cowboys star, the Chiefs arrowhead, the Eagles head, the Packers G: these 36 NFL logos coloring pages cover all 32 teams, plus the NFL shield and the AFC and NFC logos. Each one is an outline traced from the real logo, so the shapes are exact, and every page lists the team colors.
36 free NFL logos coloring pages
What is in the set
One page for each of the 32 teams, in alphabetical order by city. The Chicago Bears have two: the orange C they wear on the helmet and the bear head. The Cleveland Browns page is a helmet, because the helmet is their logo. Three league pages close the set: the NFL shield with its eight stars, and the A and N of the two conferences.
The simplest pages are the letters and shapes: the Cowboys star, the Colts horseshoe, the Packers G, the Giants ny, the Commanders W and the Chargers bolt. The hardest are the animals with a lot of detail: the Jaguars, the Eagles, the Ravens and the Bears head.
Ideas for game day
- Print the two teams of this week's game and let each side of the table color one.
- Print all 16 logos of a conference and make a playoff bracket on the wall.
- Color a logo in the wrong colors and have everyone guess the team.
- Cut the finished logos out and tape them to straws for flags.
Questions about NFL logos coloring pages
Are all 32 NFL teams included?
Yes. Every team has its current primary logo, and the Chicago Bears have both the C and the bear head. The NFL shield and the AFC and NFC logos are included too.
Are the logos accurate?
Yes. They are not redrawn by hand or by AI. Each outline is traced from the official logo, so proportions and details match.
Which colors should I use?
Each page lists its team colors under the picture, for example royal blue and red for the Buffalo Bills or midnight green and silver for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Are the pages free to print?
Yes. Open a page and use the Print PDF button, or download the image. They fit US Letter and A4 paper. They are for personal and classroom use; the logos are trademarks of the NFL and its teams.