If you're the gla s half-full type, you might describe as one of the league's most physical players. If you're a realist, you'd just say that the cornerback is a one-man penalty machine.In Sunday's Jaquiski Tartt Jersey lo s to the , Browner committed three more to bring his season total to 21 (for 198 yards), according to ESPN Stats and Info. For an idea of just how ridiculous those numbers are consider that offensive lineman is No. 2 with 14 penalties for 79 yards. That's right, Browner has been caught breaking the rules 1.5 times as often as the second-worst offender.And you won't find another defensive back on Dwight Clark Jersey the list until four spots later; the ' and the ' are sixth and seventh with 11 penalties for 97 and 96 yards, respectively.No one has committed more penalties over a 16-game season since at least 2001 Matt Breida Jersey -- and the Saints have four games remaining. 's Kevin Seifert asked retired official and officiating supervisor Jim Daopoulos about the absurdity of Browner's flag-tastic season."In all my years in the league. I never knew of anyone going into a game with a preconceived notion about a player," . "Your job is to keep it an even playing field. But there are always players, who if Deion Sanders Jersey they keep getting beat, are going to try to find ways to pre s the envelope a bit. It happens at all positions. You're going to see what the officials will let you get away with." Browner's situation is that he doesn't get it. He's getting called so many times, and they're legitimate calls. He doesn't seem to understand the line and that someone is always watching him, especially defensive backs. There is an official a signed to each route. The best players know when to Dante Pettis Jersey back off. They know where that line is and they don't cro s the line."This is nothing new; since 2011, Browner has committed more penalties than any other player in the league -- 69 for 597 yards in just 57 games, which is 24 more than the next player, guard .