Michigan football quarterback Jack Tuttle announced via social media on Monday night that he is medically retiring from football. Tuttle has been in a backup role with the Wolverines for most of his career, but he did earn the starting job a couple weeks ago after returning from injury. He was originally expected to start against Michigan State over the weekend, but he ended up being ruled out for the game. He is now done with football.
“Today, I am announcing my retirement from college football,” Tuttle said in the beginning of the post. “This decision, though difficult, comes after deep reflection and heartfelt conversations with my family, doctors, and loved ones.”
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Tuttle started his career back at Indiana in 2019, and he is now calling it a career.