Madden NFL 2003 is the 13th installment of the Madden series, it features Marshall Faulk on the cover. It was released on August 12, 2002. for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Windows, Gameboy Advance, and Nintendo GameCube. It was the first game to feature Al Michaels instead of Pat Summerall. It is also the first Madden with EA Trax and the first Madden game to feature all 32 teams with uniforms, rosters, branding, and the north, south, east, and west divisions (albeit the four cardinally named divisions were present in Madden NFL 2002).
Note: Stadium names are located next to the team name in parentheses.
- New stadiums include Memorial Stadium, Ford Field, Gillette Stadium, and Seahawks Stadium.
- Trans World Dome was renamed into Edward Jones Dome, PSINet Stadium was renamed into Ravens Stadium and Adelphia Coliseum was renamed into The Coliseum.
New Features[]
- EA Trax: Unlike prior games which did not include a licensed music track, Madden NFL 2003 includes EA Trax, a collection of licensed music tracks that play during the main menu.
Teams[]
NFL:[]
- Chicago Bears (Memorial Stadium)
- Cincinnati Bengals (Paul Brown Stadium)
- Buffalo Bills (Ralph Wilson Stadium)
- Denver Broncos (Invesco Field at Mile High)
- Cleveland Browns (Cleveland Browns Stadium)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Raymond James Stadium)
- Arizona Cardinals (Sun Devil Stadium)
- San Diego Chargers (Qualcomm Stadium)
- Kansas City Chiefs (Arrowhead Stadium)
- Indianapolis Colts (RCA Dome)
- Dallas Cowboys (Texas Stadium)
- Miami Dolphins (Pro Player Stadium)
- Philadelphia Eagles (Veterans Stadium)
- Atlanta Falcons (Georgia Dome)
- San Francisco 49ers (3Com Park at Candlestick Point)
- New York Giants (Giants Stadium at the Meadowlands)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (Alltel Stadium)
- New York Jets (Giants Stadium at the Meadowlands)
- Detroit Lions (Ford Field)
- Green Bay Packers (Lambeau Field)
- Carolina Panthers (Ericsson Stadium)
- New England Patriots (Gillette Stadium)
- Oakland Raiders (Network Associates Coliseum)
- St. Louis Rams (Edward Jones Dome)
- Baltimore Ravens (Ravens Stadium)
- Washington Redskins (FedExField)
- New Orleans Saints (Louisiana Superdome)
- Seattle Seahawks (Seahawks Stadium)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (Heinz Field)
- Houston Texans (Reliant Stadium)
- Tennessee Titans (The Coliseum)
- Minnesota Vikings (Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome)
NFL Europe:[]
- Amsterdam Admirals
- Scottish Claymores
- Barcelona Dragons
- Rhein Fire
- Frankfurt Galaxy
- Berlin Thunder
NFL Past Teams:[]
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Baltimore Colts
- Houston Oilers
- Los Angeles Raiders
- Los Angeles Rams
- Dallas Texans
NFL Pro Bowl:[]
- AFC
- NFC
NFL Alumni:[]
- NFL E-Alumni
NFL All-Madden:[]
- All-Madden Team
- Madden Millennium
- Madden Superbowl
NFL Developer (Must Be Created in Create-A-Team):[]
- Redwood City EA Sports
- Maitland Tiburon
NFL Fantasy:[]
- Shiner Marshalls
- Shadow Gate Monsters
- Giza Mummies
- Hoboken Sugar Buzz
Soundtrack[]
Roster Errors[]
Mark Rypien is a Free Agent, despite being retired
Bill Parcells is listed as Dallas Coach, due to his contract with ESPN
The late Pat Tillman appears as a Free Agent
Ryan Leaf is listed on the Seattle Seahawks, even though he retired before Training camp
Madden 03 Game Play
Bruce Mathews is on the Tennessee Titans, even though he retired
Soundtrack[]
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| Artist | Title | Album |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew WK | Party Hard | |
| Bon Jovi | Everyday | |
| Seether | Fine Again | |
| OK Go | Get Over It | |
| Quarahi | Mr. Jinx | |
| Hed PE | Suck It Up | |
| Nappy Roots | Awnaw | |
| Epidemic | Walk Away | |
| Dry Cell | Body Crumbles | |
| Audiovent | The Energy | |
| Good Charlotte | The Anthem |