Free Kansas City Chiefs Coloring Pages: 30 printable PDF designs of the red-and-gold NFL team, starring Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Xavier Worthy, Chris Jones, and head coach Andy Reid, plus the Arrowhead logo, helmet, uniform, and mascot. Printing is free, and so is digital coloring.
The Chiefs began in 1960 as the Dallas Texans of the American Football League, founded by Lamar Hunt, and moved to Kansas City in 1963. Hunt is also credited with coining the name “Super Bowl.” The franchise has won four Super Bowls, the first in January 1970 and three more after the 2019, 2022, and 2023 seasons, with Mahomes named MVP of the last three. Home games are played at Arrowhead Stadium, which set a Guinness World Record in 2014 when the crowd reached 142.2 decibels. The team’s wolf mascot, KC Wolf, has cheered on fans since 1989, and Andy Reid has coached the club since 2013.
Jerseys, helmets, and logos rely on big blocks of red and Gold, which keeps beginner pages simple. Action shots and cartoon crossovers bring extra figures and finer detail for older fans.
What’s Inside This Collection
Star players, coaches, team symbols, and playful cartoon crossovers make up the 30 designs.
Patrick Mahomes
Four sheets show the quarterback throwing and posing in uniform. Color the jersey Chiefs Red with White numbers outlined in Gold, and add a Red helmet with the White arrowhead logo.
Travis Kelce
Three pages feature the tight end running with the ball and posing. Use the classic number 87 in White with Gold trim, and add Black eye-black stripes for game-day realism.
More Chiefs Players
Eleven designs include Xavier Worthy, Rashee Rice, Isiah Pacheco, Chris Jones, Skyy Moore, Nick Allegretti, Jody Fortson, Mike Caliendo, a generic Chiefs player, and Tyreek Hill drawn as a cheetah, a nod to his “Cheetah” nickname. Try White away jerseys with Red numbers on some pages for variety.
Coach and Owner
Two sheets show head coach Andy Reid and team chairman Clark Hunt. Give Reid a Red team visor and headset, and dress Hunt in a dark Navy suit with a Red tie.
Logos, Helmet, Uniform, and Mascot
Six pages feature three logo designs, the helmet, a uniform, and the wolf mascot. Keep the arrowhead White inside a Red circle, color the helmet glossy Red with a Gold facemask stripe, and give KC Wolf Gray fur and a Red jersey.
Cartoon Crossovers
Four fun sheets mix the Chiefs with SpongeBob, Patrick Star, Minnie Mouse, and a Winx fairy. Keep each cartoon in its familiar colors and add Chiefs Red and Gold accessories.
What Kansas City Chiefs Coloring Pages Do
Building team spirit. Coloring favorite players before a game is a fun family tradition. Kids can decorate pages during the pregame show and hang them up for kickoff.
Practicing control with numbers and stripes. Jersey numbers, helmet stripes, and logo edges need careful, steady strokes. Fine motor skills race ahead between toddlerhood and first grade, according to American Academy of Pediatrics guidance notes, and a favorite team gives that practice real motivation.
Calming game-day excitement. Curry and Kasser’s 2005 report for Art Therapy described college volunteers who felt less anxious after shading set patterns than after sketching freely. A quiet page can help young fans come down from fourth-quarter nerves.
Learning football history. Pages of Mahomes, Kelce, and Reid open conversations about Super Bowls, team records, and how a football season works.
How to Color Kansas City Chiefs Pages Well
- Team colors: Use a true Red and a warm Gold, and keep White crisp by leaving paper uncolored.
- Helmet shine: Reserve a slim, uncolored curve over the dome for a glossy finish.
- Jersey numbers: Outline White numbers in Gold first, then fill the jersey Red around them.
- Arrowhead logo: Color the logo White inside a Red circle with a thin Black border.
- Grass field: Use two greens in alternating stripes for a stadium field.
- Crowd background: Add dots of Red and Gold behind players to suggest a packed stadium.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Kansas City Chiefs Coloring Pages
1. Game-Day Banner
Color several player sheets, punch two holes along each upper edge, and thread them onto red yarn. Hang the banner across the TV during the game.
2. Chiefs Helmet Mask
Color the helmet sheet, open up eyeholes with safety scissors, and glue a craft stick below the chin as a handle. Kids can wear it while cheering.
3. Player Trading Cards
Color player portraits, shrink them to card size, and record each athlete’s jersey number and role on the reverse. Swap them with fellow fans.
4. Arrowhead Stadium Diorama
Color players and the mascot, snip them free, and set them across a shoebox lid striped like a gridiron. Fold yellow paper into goalposts for both end zones.
5. Super Bowl Party Placemats
Color logo and uniform sheets, back them with red construction paper, and seal the stack under self-adhesive film. Set them out under game-day snacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Kansas City Chiefs coloring pages?
They are 30 free printable drawings of Chiefs players, coaches, logos, helmets, and the team mascot, along with cartoon crossovers. Download any of them for free or color them online.
When were the Kansas City Chiefs founded?
Lamar Hunt founded the team in 1960 as the Dallas Texans of the AFL. It moved to Kansas City in 1963 and joined the NFL with the 1970 merger.
How many Super Bowl titles do the Chiefs have?
The Chiefs have won four Super Bowls: IV, LIV, LVII, and LVIII. Patrick Mahomes was named MVP in the last three.
Who is the Chiefs’ quarterback?
Patrick Mahomes has been the starting quarterback since 2018. He is a three-time Super Bowl champion and a two-time league MVP.
Who is the Chiefs’ mascot?
KC Wolf is the team’s mascot. He has entertained fans at Arrowhead Stadium since 1989.
What are the Chiefs’ team colors?
The official colors are red, Gold, and white. The helmet is red with a white arrowhead logo containing the letters KC.
What age are the Kansas City Chiefs coloring pages for?
Kids around 4 manage logos and cartoon crossovers well, and detailed player pages fit kids from 6 to 12 as well as older fans.
Why is Arrowhead Stadium famous?
Arrowhead ranks among the loudest venues anywhere in professional sports. Fans there set a Guinness World Record in 2014 at 142.2 decibels.
Start Coloring
Pick Mahomes, Kelce, or the Arrowhead helmet from these 30 designs, then print a game-day copy or fill it in on a laptop, no sign-up. Chiefs Kingdom can post their red-and-gold creations on Facebook or Pinterest.
