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Mike Sando, ESPN Senior WriterDec 31, 2009, 10:33 AM ET
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Rams tackle Alex Barron leads NFL players with 14 penalties. His former teammate, Richie Incognito, committed seven before the Rams released him, according to ESPN Stats & Information.