The Dallas Texans Chiefs logo represents the early roots of what became the Kansas City Chiefs. Before relocating, the team used bold western-themed designs. Some Dallas Texans Chiefs logo versions included classic fonts and minimalist icons. These early visuals remain an important part of Texans Chiefs history, reflecting the franchise’s move from Texas to Missouri.
Dallas Texans
1960 - 1962
The American Football League’s Dallas Texans in 1960 featured a polished football-toting gunslinger set over the state of Texas in red. The gunslinger is wearing cowboy boots and a hat, carrying a football and a gun. A design created by Bob Taylor, a cartoonist for the now-defunct Dallas Times Herald.
Dallas Texans
1960 - 1962
State of Texas with a yellow star placed in the location of Dallas.
Dallas Texans Chiefs Logo and Team History
Alternate versions of the Dallas Texans Chiefs logo were used in promotional items, early uniforms, and local print media. Some logos had outlined stars or traditional serif lettering. To see how they evolved after relocation, visit our Kansas City Chiefs primary logo page.
Collectors and football historians still highlight the visual legacy of the Dallas Texans Chiefs era. These logos mark the beginning of a successful franchise. For league records and more historical archives, check the NFL's official website.
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