Your Favorite NFL Team’s Pantone Colors | AFC South + AFC West

In this article, you’ll find the official NFL Pantone colors for these teams (as of the 2019 NFL season):

Houston Texans
Indianapolis Colts
Jacksonville Jaguars
Tennessee Titans
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Chargers
Oakland Raiders

Make sure you check out our article about Super Bowl 53: The Official Team Colors of the LA Rams and New England Patriots!

If you’re unfamiliar with Pantone – it’s the world’s foremost authority on color, and the creator of the best color matching system available. We think Pantone is absolutely essential when it comes to color design. That extends past home design to party decor, accessories, clothing and more. If you’re a super-fan of a particular NFL team, then this series of articles is custom built for you!

Our final article on official 2019 NFL team Pantone colors focuses on the AFC South and AFC West divisions. If you love blue, the AFC South is the color design division for you – each of its 4 franchises (Texans, Colts, Jaguars and Titans) uses at least one variant of blue in its official color scheme. Each of the four AFC West franchises has come to be defined by its historic colors – the dark blue and orange of Denver, Kansas City’s bright red and gold, the Chargers’ bolts of gold (and historic “throwback” powder blue), and the Raiders’ legendary silver and black.

If you’re a fan of one of the eight franchises listed above, then it’s crucial you’re up to date on the color trends and official Pantone colors of your favorite NFL team. Each color code is verified as authentic; basing your apparel, decor or home design around these Pantone colors will guarantee you exhibit pinpoint team pride!

Note: Some color names (“gray”, “silver”, etc.) are over-arching color names for Pantone colors without a specific title. Please refer to the color codes under each graphic for the exact specifications for each team’s variant of those colors. (In particular, note the varieties of blue and gray/silver among these teams in particular!) We have limited each set to the 2-3 prevailing colors for each team and chose jersey colors over helmet colors. Also, there is no Pantone code for white unless an opaque white is specified.