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It’s been 20 years since Jeff Garcia last played in the CFL, but the Battle of Alberta still stokes his fire.
The 48-year-old former CFL and NFL quarterback tweeted late last night that he will be returning to Calgary, where he spent five seasons (1994-98) with the Stampeders, for the team’s Labour Day Classic showdown against Edmonton.
#LabourDayClassic here I come. Can’t wait to return to #Calgary and watch my old team @calstampeders kick that Edmonton Ass. Let’s Go Stamps!
— Jeff Garcia Football (@JeffGarciaJGFA) August 27, 2018
Garcia set the CFL on fire during his five seasons with the Stamps, throwing 111 pass touchdowns and adding 24 rush touchdowns en route to four all-star appearances (1995-98) and a Grey Cup in 1998.
Buckle up, Calgary.
A storm is about to hit Cow Town in a week coming from the San Diego/Mexico border, hurricane warning on Labour Day when the Red Headed Mexican arrives. Prepare yourself @calstampeders @YYCstaffingguy 😂🤣😂😜
— Jeff Garcia Football (@JeffGarciaJGFA) August 27, 2018
