2003 Minnesota Vikings season

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2003 Minnesota Vikings season
Head Coach Mike Tice
Home Field Metrodome
Results
Record 9-7
Place 2nd NFC Central
Playoff Finish
Timeline
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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 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.


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