Established in 1959, Kansas City Chiefs is a professional American football club from Missouri. It was founded by Lamar Hunt, a legendary American Footballer who initially named it Dallas Texans, but renamed it Kansas City Chiefs after merging with the city.
Today, Kansas City Chiefs is one of the most successful leagues in the NFL, having won four Super Bowls (including two back-to-back) and five championships. This is the same team that played and lost the very first Super Bowl.
21 Free Kansas City Chiefs Coloring Pages Printable
Let’s cheer for this exhilarating team with this collection of Kansas City coloring pages to print.
Charlie And Snoopy Ready For The Game
How excited do Charlie and Snoopy look for the upcoming Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl game? The duo, seen fist-bumping here, is cheering for the Chiefs. Who wouldn’t, after all, the Chiefs have qualified for the Super Bowl three years in a row.
Chiefs Coloring Page
In this coloring picture, we see the illustration of a helmet and ball with the logo of the Kansas City Chiefs imprinted on it.
Disney Kansas City Chiefs Coloring Page
In this coloring page, we see the OG characters of Disney, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Mickey Mouse rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs, their favorite team. Did you notice the aggressive and determined expression of these characters? They want their team to win badly.
Hello Kitty, The K.C. Chiefs Cheerleader
Here we see cute and lovable Hello Kitty acting as a cheerleader for KC Chiefs. Give her some cute, pastel colors, just as she likes.
KC Chiefs Helmet
Here’s a well-detailed coloring page of the KC Chiefs helmet for you to print out and color. The helmet of KC Chiefs is red with greyish-white facemask bars and the current logo of the team imprinted on it. The color palette is simple but powerful with clean lines, but you’re free to use any color you like.
Kansas City Chiefs Current Logo
This coloring page features the current logo of KC Chiefs, which is an arrowhead with uneven edges with the letters ‘K’ and ‘C’ placed in it. Designed by Lamar Hunt, this laconic logo was introduced in 1972 and is used to date. I love the idea of the uneven edges, which resemble the contour of a map.
Kansas City Chiefs Logo 1963-72
This particular logo was adopted when the franchise changed its name from Dallas Texans to Kansas City Chiefs. It featured a Native American running across what appears to be the map of Texas with a tomahawk in his hand. The logo was succeeded with the current version, which has been in use for more than forty years.
Kansas City Chiefs Uniform
How would you like to fill these black and white uniforms of the Kansas City Chiefs team? The main colors of the Kansas City Chiefs Uniform are red, gold, and white with some hints of yellow. I would suggest you give different looks to each of these uniforms.
The Mighty Chiefs
Do you know why the Kansas City Chiefs are fondly called Chiefs? They are named Chiefs after the Mayor of Kansas, Harold Roe Bartle, who was responsible for relocating Dallas Texans to Kansas City. Harold Roe Bartle was nicknamed “Chief”.
KC Chiefs’ Round Sign
Here’s a neat and clean round-shaped sign of KC Chiefs, which can be filled by pre-schoolers also. The signature colors of K Chiefs are yellow, red, and white, but I would personally love it if you gave a unique touch to this sign. You can even print it out to spruce up your home décor by hanging it on the wall or door. It will showcase the love you have for this franchise.
Kansas City Chiefs Fan
This guy here is a die-hard fan of KC Chiefs. He is dressed as a Native American, quite like the young man featured in the second logo of Kansas City Chiefs, except that the guy here is running with a football instead of a Tomahawk. I have even seen fans wearing the Native American headdress to the game, but recently, the franchise requested the fans to avoid wearing it as it was insensitive to the real issues faced by the American Indian communities in Kansas.
Kansas City Chiefs First Logo
The logo featured here is the first logo of this franchise when it was named Dallas Texans. It displays a cowboy wielding a gun and running across the red Texas map in the background. The wordmark ”Texans” across the chest of the cowboy is reminiscent of the original name of the team.
K.C. Wolf Coloring Page
This wolf, standing on his twos, is K.C. Wolf, the official mascot of the Kansas City Chiefs. He succeeded Warpaint, the first mascot of K.C. Chiefs, which was a horse. The current Mascot was named after an enthusiastic group of supporters called “Wolfpack”, who would watch and root for the team at every game held at Municipal Stadium.
Mickey Playing For The KC Chiefs
In this coloring page, we see an adamant and confident Mickey Mouse in the stadium, playing for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Patrick Mahomes
Patrick Mahomes, the famous quarterback from the Kansas City Chiefs has been with the team for just seven seasons but is arguably the best player the team has had to date. He has led the team to not one or two, but three Super Bowl titles. He has even earned six Pro Bowl and two All-Pro nods, which is great, IMO.
Pooh
Looks like the entire Disney family is a fan of K.C. Chiefs. In this coloring page, cute and fluffy Winnie the Pooh looks cuter in KC Chiefs’ jersey.
Snoopy And Woodstock Going For K.C. Chiefs’ Game
Not just Pooh, even Snoopy and Woodstock are going for the big game. It’s pretty evident that they are supporting Kansas City Chiefs, with even their car plastered with the KC Chiefs’ logo. Did you notice the flag he is carrying for cheering his favorite team in the stadium?
Snoopy And Woodstock Resting On The Helmet
Both Snoopy and Woodstock were tired after the game and are now resting on KC Chiefs’ helmets. But I can’t make out whether the game was in KC Chiefs’ favor or not. What do you think?
Excited SpongeBob
It isn’t just the Disney and Peanuts family attending the Big Game. Even SpongeBob has come from underwater to witness his favorite team in action. SpongeBob is known for his love for sports and has been spotted at several NFL games.
Tony Gonzalez
Tony Gonzalez isn’t just the best tight end of K.C. Chiefs, but also in the history of the NFL. He is a fourteen-time Pro Bowler and six-time All-Pro, with a total of 1,325 receptions in NFL history and 916 receptions with the league.
Travis Kelce
Travis Kelce has been with the league since 2013 and is still going strong. He is the number 1 pass-catcher of the team and was the reason behind the KC Chiefs’ qualifications in their last three Super Bowl seasons.
I’m sure kids will have a blast filling these Kansas City Chiefs’ coloring printables. If you wish, you can print out all these coloring pictures for making a coloring book for home use. Or gift it to someone who you think is a huge Kansas City Chiefs fan. Don’t forget to let me know their reaction to receiving the gift by commenting below.
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