2003 Carolina Panthers schedule

Season statistics

Offense Defense
Record Playoff record Total yards Pass yards Rush yards Turnovers First downs Total yards Pass yards Rush yards Turnovers First downs
11-5-0 3-1 6649 3988 2661 33 355 6079 3957 2122 36 354
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The Carolina Panthers' ninth season was in 2003, and it was the second season John Fox served as the head coach of the team. They finished the year 11-5-0 in the regular season and 3-1 in the playoffs, eventually losing to the New England Patriots 32-29.

Games

Week Opponent Score Notes
Week 1 Jacksonville Jaguars 24-23
Week 2 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-9
Week 4 Atlanta Falcons 23-3
Week 5 New Orleans Saints 19-13
Week 6 @ Indianapolis Colts 23-20
Week 7 Tennessee Titans 17-37
Week 8 @ New Orleans Saints 23-20
Week 9 @ Houston Texans 10-14
Week 10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-24
Week 11 Washington Redskins 20-17
Week 12 @ Dallas Cowboys 20-24
Week 13 Philadelphia Eagles 16-25
Week 14 @ Atlanta Falcons 14-20
Week 15 @ Arizona Cardinals 20-17
Week 16 Detroit Lions 20-14
Week 17 @ New York Giants 37-24

Playoffs

Week Opponent Score Notes
Wild Card Round Dallas Cowboys 29-10
Divisional Round @ St. Louis Rams 29-23
Conference Championship @ Philadelphia Eagles 14-3
Super Bowl vs. New England Patriots 29-32

Coaches

Head Coach: John Fox Assistant Head Coach: Scott O'Brien Offensive Coordinator: Dan Henning Defensive Coordinator: Mike Trgovac Quarterbacks Coach: Mike McCoy Wide Receivers Coach: Richard Williamson Offensive Line Coach: Mike Maser Running Backs Coach: Jim Skipper Tight Ends Coach: Dave Magazu Defensive Line Coach: Sal Sunseri Linebackers Coach: Ken Flajole, Sam Mills Secondary Coach: Rod Perry Defensive Assistant Coach: Martin Bayless Special Teams Coach: Scott O'Brien Special Teams Assistant Coach: Danny Crossman Strength and Conditioning Coach: Jerry Simmons