TAMPA, Fla. -- After two losses, first-year Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter wants to change the culture of a team that hasn't won a playoff game in 13 years. He'll have a good model of what he's seeking on the other sideline when the defending Super Bowl champions come to Raymond James Stadium.

"When I'm talking about the culture ... I'm talking about the 53 players, the 10 practice-squad guys and however many coaches we have," Koetter said. "The best teams that I've been on beat with one heart, and they count on the guy next to them to do their job every time, and they win and lose together."

The Buccaneers (1-2) have dropped two straight games, a lopsided 40-7 loss at Arizona and a 37-32 setback on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams that included a 70-minute lightning delay with two minutes left in the game. Tampa Bay moved into scoring position at the Rams' 15-yard line and had five shots at a game-winning touchdown in the final minute but came up short.