How it works
These football coloring sheets are color by number pixel pictures: a ball on a tee, a goalpost and a whistle, a helmet, a jersey and a cleat, a pennant and a trophy. No team, league or logo is drawn.
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From kickoff to trophy
The Football on a tee opens the page: 74 squares on the easy grid in brown, orange and green, with three white laces left as paper. The Goalpost has a ball flying between its uprights. The Jersey is the longest easy sheet at 108 squares and needs only blue and yellow.
Made-up colors
The Helmet is red with a yellow stripe and the Jersey is blue with a yellow 7. Open More options, choose Detailed 24 by 24 and the Jersey grows to 388 squares, the Whistle turns gray inside a black outline and the Trophy gains an orange star.
- Football here means the American game: the ball is the pointed one with laces.
- The Pennant carries no letters; the detailed one adds a yellow star and blue edges.
Questions and answers
Which football pictures are in the set?
Eight: a Football on a tee, a Goalpost, a Whistle, a Helmet, a Jersey, a Cleat, a Pennant and a Trophy. Each prints as an easy 12 by 12 grid or a detailed 24 by 24 grid, with its crayon key.
Is a team logo or mascot on any sheet?
No. No team, league, logo, mascot or player is drawn or named. The helmet's stripe, the jersey's blue and yellow and its number 7 are made up.
Which football worksheet has the fewest squares to color?
The Goalpost at both sizes: 56 squares on the easy grid and 198 on the detailed one. The easy Whistle has 65 and the easy Pennant 68. The Jersey is the longest sheet at both sizes.