Touchdown! Get ready to score big with these free American football coloring pages. Whether you are prepping for the Super Bowl or just love the gridiron, these sheets bring the excitement of the game right to your table.
We have included everything from intense huddles and high-flying catches to cheerleaders and trophies. These illustrations are perfect for kids and adults who want to show off their team spirit. Download your favorites, grab some crayons, and color your way to victory.
Team Helmet
Scoring Moment
Exciting Touchdown
Cheerful Cheerleader
Rumbling Running Back
Fierce Pass
Spirited Team Huddle
Football Closeup
Winning Super Bowl Trophy
Charging Quarterback
Quick Receiver Catch
High-Flying Football
Game-Day Warmup
Fans Cheering
Spirited Team Mascot
Focused Linebacker
Youth Football Match
Ready to Snap
Rugged Blocking Drill
Precision Pass
End Zone Celebration
Dynamic Punt Return
Players Training
Successful Two-Point Conversion
Navigating the Sideline
Coach Discussing Strategy
Avid Football Fan
Fan on Field
Rushing Forward
High Stepping into the End Zone
Bold Celebration
Athletic Leap
Gripping the Football
Rushing to the Field
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Activities to Do With American Football Coloring Pages
You have printed the pages, and the coloring is done. Now what? Keep the football fever alive with these fun, hands-on activities perfect for game day or a rainy afternoon.
Create Your Own Fantasy Team Trading Cards
Turn the coloring pages into custom trading cards. After coloring the players, glue the pages onto cardstock or cardboard to make them sturdy. On the back, have your kids write down the player’s name, team, position, and made-up stats like “Speed,” “Strength,” and “Touchdowns.” It is a great way to combine creativity with writing skills.
Design a Game Day Banner
Use the pages to decorate for a Super Bowl party or a birthday. Color several images, cut them out, and punch holes in the top corners. String them together with twine or ribbon to create a festive bunting. You can alternate between helmets, footballs, and players to make a dynamic display for your living room.
Host a Coloring Race
Add a competitive twist to art time. Give each child the same coloring page, like the “Team Helmet” or “Football Closeup”, and set a timer for 15 minutes. The goal isn’t just to finish fast but to be the most creative. You can award prizes for “Most Realistic,” ” craziest Colors,” or “Best Team Spirit.”
Play “Pin the Football on the Goalpost”
Print the “High-flying Football” page and color the ball. Cut it out and place sticky tack on the back. Draw a simple goalpost on a large piece of poster board (or use painter’s tape on a wall). Blindfold the kids, spin them around, and see who can stick the football closest to the center of the goalposts.
Make Stick Puppets for Storytime
Cut out the colored players, cheerleaders, and referees. Tape a popsicle stick or a straw to the back of each one. Kids can use these puppets to act out famous plays, interview players after the game, or invent their own halftime show. It helps build storytelling skills and keeps them entertained during commercial breaks.
DIY Jersey Design Studio
Print multiple copies of the “Team Helmet” or player pages. Challenge your kids to design new uniforms for a made-up team. They have to decide on a team name, choose a color scheme, and create a logo for the helmet. This activity encourages design thinking and gives them a sense of ownership over their “franchise.”
FAQs
What Supplies Work Best for These Coloring Pages?
Standard printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils. If you plan to use markers or watercolors, we recommend printing on cardstock or heavier paper to prevent the ink from bleeding through to the other side.
Are These Coloring Pages Free to Download?
Yes, all the coloring pages on this list are completely free for personal and educational use. You can print as many copies as you need for your family, classroom, or football-themed party.
Can I Use These Pages for a Classroom Activity?
Absolutely. Teachers often use these sheets for art class, rainy day recess, or as a fun activity during Super Bowl week. They are also great for helping younger children develop fine motor skills.
How Do I Print the Coloring Pages?
Simply click the download button or link associated with the image you want. Once the file opens or downloads to your device, open it and select “Print” from your file menu. Ensure your printer is set to “Scale to Fit” for the best results.
Do You Have Coloring Pages for Specific NFL Teams?
These pages feature unbranded uniforms and helmets, allowing you to customize them for any team you support. You can use specific colors to represent the Chiefs, Eagles, Cowboys, or any other favorite franchise.
What Age Group Are These Pages Suitable For?
We have a variety of designs ranging from simple outlines for toddlers and preschoolers to more detailed scenes for older kids and adults. There is something here for every skill level.
