The 2003 Baltimore Ravens season was the team's eighth season in the NFL . They improved upon their previous output of 7–9, instead winning 10 games and making a playoff appearance.[1] One notable moment from the season came in week 2, when Jamal Lewis rushed 295 yards against the Cleveland Browns , setting the NFL record for most rushing yards in a single game.[2]
Schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Record
TV Time
Attendance
1
September 7, 2003
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 34–15
0–1–0
CBS 1:00pm
63,157
2
September 14, 2003
Cleveland Browns
W 33–13
1–1–0
CBS 1:00pm
69,473
3
September 21, 2003
at San Diego Chargers
W 24–10
2–1–0
CBS 4:15pm
52,028
4
September 28, 2003
Kansas City Chiefs
L 17–10
2–2–0
CBS 4:15pm
69,459
5
Bye
6
October 12, 2003
at Arizona Cardinals
W 26–18
3–2–0
CBS 4:15pm
24,193
7
October 19, 2003
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 34–26
3–3–0
CBS 1:00pm
53,553
8
October 26, 2003
Denver Broncos
W 26–6
4–3–0
CBS 1:00pm
69,723
9
November 2, 2003
Jacksonville Jaguars
W 24–17
5–3–0
CBS 1:00pm
69,486
10
November 9, 2003
at St. Louis Rams
L 33–22
5–4–0
ESPN 8:30pm
66,085
11
November 16, 2003
at Miami Dolphins
L 9–6 OT
5–5–0
CBS 1:00pm
73,333
12
November 23, 2003
Seattle Seahawks
W 44–41 OT
6–5–0
FOX 1:00pm
69,477
13
November 30, 2003
San Francisco 49ers
W 44–6
7–5–0
FOX 1:00pm
69,549
14
December 7, 2003
Cincinnati Bengals
W 31–13
8–5–0
CBS 1:00pm
69,468
15
December 14, 2003
at Oakland Raiders
L 20–12
8–6–0
CBS 4:15pm
45,398
16
December 21, 2003
at Cleveland Browns
W 35–0
9–6–0
CBS 1:00pm
72,548
17
December 28, 2003
Pittsburgh Steelers
W 13–10 OT
10–6–0
ESPN 8:30pm
70,001
Playoffs [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
TV Time
Attendance
Wildcard
January 3, 2004
Tennessee Titans
L 17–20
ABC 4:30pm
69,452
Standings [ ]
References [ ]
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