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History nizagara 150 The Bucs play at New England on Sunday and Tom Brady was very diplomatic discussing Goldson. Here are some of the things he said, “I love his style of play and how he plays the position,” “If I were a safety I’d try to play like him. He’s a great player,” “I don’t think he’s dirty at all. He plays the game as we learn to play growing up.” Of course, if Brady felt otherwise, he would never say it this week when he faces Goldson. He also gets to play against ex-Jet Darrelle Revis in his third game back from ACL surgery. “He’s as good as there is that I’ve ever played against, so you just have to be careful when you throw his way because you know he’s going to be close,” Brady said…Bucs coach Greg Schiano let the NFL know what a tough guy he is when he broke NFL protocol and didn’t honor the Giants kneeling down and went after Eli Manning in the second game of Schiano’s rookie season last year. Now there are all kinds of tremors out of Tampa that the players are growing weary of Schiano’s rules and that he and QB Josh Freeman have issues. Of course, if the Bucs were 2-0 instead of 0-2 — and they should be after close losses to the Jets and Saints — nobody would be saying a word. Victories validate the approach and the results have not been there for Schiano.