Albany’s Stanfill, ex-’72 Dolphin on Packers’ loss: Miami’s unbeaten record ‘may never be broken’
Cairo native and Albany resident Bill Stanfill told The Herald after the Packers lost Sunday — ending their shot at being the first perfect team since Stanfill’s 1972 Dolphins’ went unbeaten — that he doesn’t think the record will ever be broken if the NFL goes to an 18-game regular-season schedule.
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