2003 Minnesota Vikings season
- 2003 Minnesota Vikings season
Infobox NFL_season
team = Minnesota Vikings
year = 2003
record = 9-7
division_place = 2nd NFC North
coach = Mike Tice
stadium = Metrodome
playoffs = 2003 was the 43rd year of season play for the Minnesota Vikings and the 84th regular season of the National Football League.
The Vikings began 2003 with a fast 6-0 start. However, the Vikings ended up going 3-7 the rest of the season, missing the playoffs when a touchdown reception on 4th-and-long by Arizona Cardinals receiver Nate Poole gave the Vikings a last-second 18-17 loss in their final game. Green Bay won the division at 10-6, while the Vikings were 9-7. The following season the Cardinals hired Dennis Green as their head coach. Green had been Viking head coach from 1992 until the final week of 2001.
2003 Draft Results
Division standings
eason Schedule
*9/7 @ Green Bay W 30-25
*9/14 Chicago W 24-13
*9/21 @ Detroit W 23-13
*9/28 San Francisco W 35-7
*10/5 @ Atlanta W 39-26
*10/19 Denver W 28-20
*10/26 NY Giants L 17-29
*11/2 Green Bay L 27-30
*11/9 @ San Diego L 28-42
*11/16 @ Oakland L 18-28
*11/23 Detroit W 24-14
*11/30 @ St. Louis L 17-48
*12/7 Seattle W 34-7
*12/14 @ Chicago L 10-13
*12/20 Kansas City W 45-20
*12/28 @ Arizona L 17-18
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