2003 Arena Football League season

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The 2003 Arena Football League season was the 17th season of the Arena Football League. It was succeeded by 2004. The league champions were the Tampa Bay Storm, who defeated the Arizona Rattlers in ArenaBowl XVII. The AFL expanded its season from 14 games to 16 games.

Standings

Team[1] Overall Division
Wins Losses Percentage Wins Losses Percentage
National Conference
Eastern Division
New York Dragons 8 8 0.500 4 2 0.667
Detroit Fury 8 8 0.500 3 3 0.500
Las Vegas Gladiators 8 8 0.500 4 2 0.667
Buffalo Destroyers 5 11 0.312 1 5 0.167
Southern Division
Tampa Bay Storm 12 4 0.750 5 1 0.833
Orlando Predators 12 4 0.750 4 2 0.667
Georgia Force 8 8 0.500 3 3 0.500
Carolina Cobras 0 16 0.000 0 6 0.000
American Conference
Central Division
Dallas Desperados 10 6 0.625 3 3 0.500
Grand Rapids Rampage 8 8 0.500 3 3 0.500
Chicago Rush 8 8 0.500 2 4 0.333
Indiana Firebirds 6 10 0.375 4 2 0.667
Western Division
San Jose SaberCats 12 4 0.750 5 1 0.833
Los Angeles Avengers 11 5 0.687 4 2 0.667
Arizona Rattlers 10 6 0.625 3 3 0.500
Colorado Crush 2 14 0.125 0 6 0.000
  • Green indicates clinched playoff berth
  • Purple indicates division champion
  • Grey indicates best regular season record

Playoffs

All games televised by NBC.

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All-Arena team

Position[3] First team Second team
Quarterback Sherdrick Bonner, Arizona Jim Kubiak, Dallas
Fullback/Linebacker Keala Keanaaina, San Jose Rodney Filer, New York
Wide receiver/Defensive back Randy Gatewood, Arizona
Barry Wagner, San Jose
Will Pettis, Dallas
Evan Hlavacek, Indiana
Wide receiver/Linebacker Greg Hopkins, Los Angeles Lawrence Samuels, Tampa Bay
Offensive specialist Chris Jackson, Los Angeles Antonio Chatman, Chicago
Offensive lineman/Defensive lineman Tom Briggs, Dallas
John Moyer, Chicago
Jermaine Smith, Georgia
B.J. Cohen, Tampa Bay
Ernest Allen, Orlando
Sam Hernandez, San Jose
Defensive specialist Clevan Thomas, San Jose
Kenny McEntyre, Orlando
Dwaine Carpenter, Buffalo
Omarr Smith, Tampa Bay
Kicker Clay Rush, Indiana Steve Videtich, Las Vegas

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