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Tom Brady coloring pages

Choose from Tom Brady drawings in action, holding a football, wearing his helmet, or raising a trophy. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find simple outlines as well as scenes with more details to color.

Free printable Tom Brady coloring pages

The gallery shows Tom Brady in several familiar football poses, from kneeling beside his helmet to getting ready to throw. You’ll also find a jersey outline, Lego-style drawings, and trophy scenes. For more portraits of well-known people, browse Celebrities.

What does a quarterback do?

Tom Brady is shown as an American football quarterback, a player who leads the offense and can throw the ball to a teammate. That role makes the posed-to-throw and game-action drawings easy starting points for talking about what is happening in a play.

Point out the helmet, shoulder pads, jersey, and football in the pictures. The trophy scenes suggest a different moment: a celebration after a win, while the kneeling pose gives kids a chance to invent what happened just before or after the game.

Make up a football story

Use a finished picture to tell a short game story together. Pick who has the ball, where the teammates are, and what might happen next; the throwing pose can lead into a pass, while the raised trophy can mark the final scene.

For a simple drawing prompt, ask kids to add a teammate or a cheering crowd around Brady. On the photo-card picture, they can imagine a caption or a message from a fan, then share the story aloud.

Choose colors for the uniform and gear

There is no need to match a particular team uniform. Choose a jersey color the child likes, then use a different shade for the pants and helmet so each part is easy to see.

A brown football, a gray helmet, and a gold trophy are familiar choices, but the drawings can be colored any way you like. A bright background can make a simple outline stand out, while a few light shades keep a detailed game scene from feeling crowded.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a 3-year-old, start with a large, open outline and offer just a few crayons at a time. A 7-year-old may enjoy choosing jersey and equipment colors independently, then adding a background or a teammate. Adults can take their time with the realistic action scene and small details.

Easy Tom Brady coloring pages for kids

The easy choices include a clear jersey outline, a back view with hands on hips, and simple poses with Brady holding or throwing a football. Their broad shapes are manageable for young children who are still practicing staying inside the lines.

The Lego-style drawing has chunky shapes, and its cute preschool version keeps the subject playful and simple. A kneeling pose or a trophy held overhead gives kids a little more to talk about without asking them to color lots of tiny details.

Print the Tom Brady coloring pages as a PDF

Choose Open the PDF to open a drawing, or select Print to print it directly, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page if the image looks cropped in the preview. Regular paper works well with crayons and colored pencils; thicker paper is a good choice for markers.