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Rick Stroud

Todd Bowles admits he was playing for overtime when he pocketed timeouts

TAMPA, Fla. — Poor clock management was a big story line in the Bucs’ 23-17 loss at Cleveland on Sunday.

On Monday, head coach Todd Bowles said he didn’t want to risk an interception at the end of regulation and preferred to let the game go into overtime.

And that is with a quarterback who has attempted 420 passes this season with only two interceptions; the 0.04 interception percentage is the best of Tom Brady’s career.

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