Free Dallas Cowboys Coloring Pages: 24 printable PDF designs featuring quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, tight end Jake Ferguson, owner Jerry Jones, mascot Rowdy, and the iconic blue star, plus helmets, uniforms, and simple fan pages for little ones. Grab a PDF for the printer, or let kids fill a page in digitally with the online tool.
The Cowboys joined the NFL in 1960, won five Super Bowl titles between 1971 and 1995, and earned the nickname “America’s Team.” They play home games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game almost every year since 1966.
The team’s look is simple but specific: blue, metallic Silver, and white, built around a single star. That limited palette makes these pages a great introduction to sports coloring for young fans, while the detailed helmets and player portraits give older kids a chance to get every stripe and number spot on.
What’s Inside This Collection
This collection splits into player portraits, team personalities, a mascot page, and a group of logo and equipment designs.
Player Portraits
Pages of Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, and Jake Ferguson show the players in full uniform, ready for game day. Color the jerseys in clean White with Blue numbers outlined in Silver, and keep the helmet a cool Silver with the Blue star on the side.
Former Stars and Staff
The set also includes earlier pages of linebacker Micah Parsons, who played four seasons in Dallas before a 2025 trade to the Green Bay Packers, and former head coach Mike McCarthy, along with owner Jerry Jones. These pages work well for fans tracing the team’s recent history, using Navy Blue for jackets and a crisp White for shirts.
Rowdy and Cute Pages
Rowdy, the team’s cowboy mascot since 1996, appears in his oversized hat and jersey, alongside a cute cartoon page designed for younger kids. Give Rowdy a Brown hat, a blue and Silver jersey, and a big, cheerful face with warm Peach skin tones.
Logo, Helmet, and Uniform Pages
The remaining pages feature the star logo, football helmets, a full uniform layout, and simple football scenes. Fill the star Blue with a White and Silver outline, and practice shading curved helmets with Gray to make them look shiny.
What Dallas Cowboys Coloring Pages Do
A shared family tradition. Football Sundays and Thanksgiving games bring families together, and coloring the team’s pages lets younger kids join in the excitement. Each person can choose a favorite player, Rowdy, or the star logo and color side by side.
Steady practice for small hands. Coloring between clear outlines helps children aged 2 to 7 build fine motor skills, according to American Academy of Pediatrics guidance on early development. Jersey numbers, helmet stripes, and star points give older kids more precise targets to practice on.
A calm pre-game break. Lower anxiety followed structured coloring in a 2005 study from the Art Therapy Journal. Coloring a favorite team’s gear offers a relaxed way to settle down before or after a big game.
Learning about teamwork. Every Cowboys page connects to a larger team story, where players, coaches, and fans each play a role. Talking about those roles while coloring introduces simple ideas about working together and good sportsmanship.
How to Color Dallas Cowboys Coloring Pages
- Get the silver right. The team’s silver is a true metallic gray, not plain white and not flat gray. If you are using markers or crayons, a light gray base with a few white highlights added afterward gets closer to the look than a single flat gray tone.
- Keep the navy consistent across the page. Dallas Cowboys navy is a deep, slightly cool blue, closer to a night sky than to a bright royal blue. Using the same navy for the helmet, jersey, and any trim keeps the uniform looking unified rather than mismatched.
- Save white for contrast, not filler. The white sections of the uniform are there to separate the navy and silver visually. Leaving them uncolored or very lightly shaded, rather than treating them as space, keeps that contrast working the way it does on the real uniform.
- On the star logo page, work from the center out. Starting in the middle of the star and coloring outward toward each point helps avoid streaky or uneven color, especially with markers.
5 Creative Activities With Dallas Cowboys Coloring Pages
1. Game Day Poster
Color the Rowdy page or a player portrait, cut it out, and glue it onto a larger sheet of paper with a hand-drawn crowd or stadium background.
Turns a single coloring page into a bigger display for game day – about twenty-five minutes.
2. Star Logo Bookmark
Color the star logo page, cut it down to a small size, and laminate or cover it with clear tape for durability.
A simple way to carry a favorite team’s colors around in a book. About ten minutes.
3. Player Card Set
Color two or three player portraits, trim each one to a small rectangle, and glue them onto pieces of cardboard to make homemade trading cards.
A craft that turns coloring pages into something that can be collected or traded – about twenty minutes.
4. Rowdy Greeting Card
Color the Rowdy page, fold a piece of card in half, and glue the design to the front, then write a message inside for a fellow fan.
A ready-made way to turn a coloring page into a small gift or good luck card before a big game. About fifteen minutes.
5. Family Fan Wall
Have each family member color a different page, from a player portrait to the star logo, then arrange all the finished pages together on a wall or board.
Since the collection covers players, staff, and the mascot, everyone in the house can pick a different favorite. About thirty minutes total.
FAQ About Dallas Cowboys Coloring Pages
Are these Dallas Cowboys coloring pages free, and can I color them online?
Yes. Every page is free, with no account, email, or payment required. Download the PDF to print at home, or use the online coloring tool to color right in your browser.
Which players are included in this collection?
The set includes Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Micah Parsons, and Jake Ferguson, along with a page for owner Jerry Jones and one for team mascot Rowdy.
What colors should I use for a Dallas Cowboys uniform?
Use navy blue as the main color, metallic silver for numbers and trim, and white for contrast sections. The star logo is silver with a navy outline.
Who is Rowdy?
Rowdy is the official mascot of the Dallas Cowboys, known for his oversized uniform and large cowboy hat. He has represented the team at games since the 1990s.
What does the star on the helmet represent?
The star is the Dallas Cowboys’ primary logo and has appeared on the team’s helmet since the franchise began. It is the single most recognizable symbol associated with the team, which is why it gets its own dedicated coloring page in this set.
Can teachers use this collection for a classroom activity?
Yes. Because the set includes multiple players, staff, and the mascot, it works well for a group activity where each student colors a different page, then the class combines them into a shared display.
Are these official Dallas Cowboys coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring pages for personal, non-commercial use and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by the Dallas Cowboys, the National Football League, or any player featured.
What age group are these pages best suited for?
These pages are simple, positive sports illustrations suitable for any age, from young children just learning to color to older fans who follow the team closely.
Start Coloring
Download any page by clicking on the design. No account, email, or payment is required. Pages print directly from the browser at full size, or you can open a page in the online coloring tool to color on screen. Share finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest using the buttons at the top of each page.
