Vince Wilfork won’t talk ‘dirty

Last season, a string of questionable hits by <a href="http://news.bostonherald.com/search/?keyword=Vince+Wilfork&amp;searchSite=recent"><strong>Vince Wilfork</strong></a><font color="#888888"> [<a href="http://scores.heraldinteractive.com/merge/tsnform.aspx?c=bostonherald&amp;page=nfl/teams/077/playeraaa.aspx?id=4347,team=077">stats</a>]</font> and accompanying fines by the league led to a reputation the <a href="http://patriots.bostonherald.com/patriots.bg"><strong>Patriots</strong></a><font color="#888888"> [<a href="http://scores.heraldinteractive.com/merge/tsnform.aspx?c=bostonherald&amp;page=nfl/teams/077/team.aspx?id=077">team stats</a>]</font> defensive lineman wanted no part of and staunchly defended himself against.
<p>Dirty player?</p>
<p>First, there was the low tackle on Bills quarterback J.P. Losman. Then the late hit on Cowboys tight end Jason Witten. That was followed by the finger-poke inside the facemask of Giants running back Brandon Jacobs during the regular-season finale. And, finally, a grab to Michael Turner&rsquo;s facemask in the AFC Championship Game also cost him.</p>