Penalty count wasn't problem against Colts
November, 19, 2009
11/19/09
6:27
AM ET
By
Mike Reiss | ESPNBoston.com
The Patriots were flagged for just four accepted penalties last Sunday, which tied for their second-lowest output in a game. Their low on the year was against the Falcons in the third week of the season (2).
Through nine games, the Patriots have been called for 53 accepted penalties. That ranks tied for 14th fewest, on average per game, among NFL teams.
The total does not include seven penalties that were declined, as well as two offsetting penalties.
Penalty leaders:
C Dan Koppen -- 5
G Logan Mankins -- 5
G Stephen Neal -- 5
CB Leigh Bodden -- 4
QB Tom Brady -- 4
TE Chris Baker -- 3
CB Darius Butler -- 3
OLB Adalius Thomas -- 3
Penalty count:
False start -- 11
Holding (offense) -- 7
Delay of game (offense) -- 4
Pass interference (defense) -- 4
Roughing the passer -- 4
Holding (defense) -- 3
Offside (defense) -- 3
Through nine games, the Patriots have been called for 53 accepted penalties. That ranks tied for 14th fewest, on average per game, among NFL teams.
The total does not include seven penalties that were declined, as well as two offsetting penalties.
Penalty leaders:
C Dan Koppen -- 5
G Logan Mankins -- 5
G Stephen Neal -- 5
CB Leigh Bodden -- 4
QB Tom Brady -- 4
TE Chris Baker -- 3
CB Darius Butler -- 3
OLB Adalius Thomas -- 3
Penalty count:
False start -- 11
Holding (offense) -- 7
Delay of game (offense) -- 4
Pass interference (defense) -- 4
Roughing the passer -- 4
Holding (defense) -- 3
Offside (defense) -- 3





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