TAMPA — Bucs quarterback Jameis Winston threw two interceptions in Sunday's 26-23 overtime win over Cleveland, but head coach Dirk Koetter said Monday that Winston's second pick wasn't his fault.

With the Bucs running a two-minute drill late in the first half, Winston dropped back on first-and-10 at the Cleveland 44 and forced a pass to tight end O.J. Howard despite Browns middle linebacker Christian Kirksey taking a deep drop in zone coverage.

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"Jameis has to get off that and go somewhere else with the ball, so that goes into the bad read category," Koetter said.

Koetter added that he believed if the Bucs scored a touchdown on that drive — they were leading 16-2 — it could have put the game away.

"I think we score on that drive and ballgame over, in my opinion.," Koetter said. "… We're in a two-minute offense at the end of the second quarter with a two-touchdown lead. If you go up three touchdowns, it seems like you have a pretty good chance."

But on Winston's second interception — in which linebacker Jamie Collins, Sr. jumped in front of receiver Chris Godwin for a pick on a second-and-16 play at the Tampa Bay 45 that gave Cleveland the ball in Bucs territory with 6:15 left in overtime — occurred because a receiver ran the wrong route, bringing Collins into the path of Winston's throw, Koetter said.

On the play, rookie running back Ronald Jones ran left and in man coverage, taking Collins in front of Godwin.

JAMIE COLLINS WITH THE TAKEAWAY‼️ pic.twitter.com/VV4EVkbD3A — Cleveland Browns (@Browns) October 21, 2018

"Jameis was trying to throw to Chris Godwin, who had beaten his man by about five yards and the guy who was running the wrong route took his man right into the throw," Koetter said. "So that's one of those ones where the qurterback gets the blame for it because he's throwing the pass, but there's usually other things at work there and there was on that play."

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