Mighty Mice

Franchise Records
Regular Season	73-89-6
Playoffs	8-4

Record by Owner
Gabe	50-71-5
playoffs	7-2
Jim	23-18-1
playoffs	1-2

Playoff Appearances
1998, 2000, 02, 05, 08-09

YEAR	Owner	W-L-T	PF	PA
1998	Gabe	8-5-1	243	240
1999	Gabe	6-8-0	232	245
2000	Gabe	8-5-1	318	262
2001	Gabe	3-11-0	259	311
2002	Gabe	8-5-1	323	265
2003	Gabe	4-10-0	221	369
2004	Gabe	4-9-1	244	327
2005	Gabe	9-4-1	445	412
2006	Gabe	0-14-0	81	651
2007	Jim	6-8-0	429	443
2008	Jim	9-5-0	487	403
2009	Jim	8-5-1	457	410
Total		73-89-6	3739	4338

The story of the 2003 version of the Mice can be told in one word. Trend. Even numbered years, like 2004, treat the Mighty Mice very well (24-15-3), whereas odd numbered years are bad (13-29-0) The Super Bowl V champs will look to capitalize on the even numbered year and return to the playoffs for the fourth time in team history.

2004 Outlook:

As the defending champs the Mice failed to defend their crown. The highly touted group of WRs failed to meet expectations, and they never got it going in 2003. The offseason was about looking to the future, and they did that by adding youth to the QB position. Chad Pennington steps in as the starter, while second pick Eli Manning will be the heir apparent to join Pennington. The only question is when will that happen. Fred Taylor returns after being resigned in the offseason and will relied upon heavily in the running game. The most important issue for the Mighty Mice is not who becomes an impact player in 2004, rather, the importance is will the impact players produces as expected. If so, this could well be another great even numbered year.

Owner: Jim (since 2007)

Retired Numbers:

4 Brett Favre