Former Indiana, Michigan Quarterback Retires from Football

Michigan Wolverine and former Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Jack Tuttle announced Monday that he is medically retiring from football.

Tuttle, a seventh-year senior, played in two games for the Wolverines this season, with one start.

Tuttle a former four star recruit began his career at Utah , then transferred to Indiana, where he backed up Michael Penix Jr.

In 2023, Tuttle transferred to Michigan, where he backed up J.J. McCarthy and was part of the Wolverines' undefeated national title team under Jim Harbaugh.

"Today, I am announcing my retirement from college football. This decision, though difficult, comes after deep reflection and heartfelt conversations with my family, doctors, and loved ones," Tuttle wrote on his Instagram. "I want to thank Coach Moore, the staff and my teammates – I love all of you guys. I will continue to help Team 145 as we prepare for the rest of the season.

"Though closing this chapter is unfortunate, my passion for football will always be a part of me. I am committed to finding a different role in the game and plan to pursue a role in coaching."

Tuttle's last appearance on the football field was a start against Illinois on Oct. 19, in a 21-7 loss for Michigan. He completed 20 of 32 passes for 208 yards and an interception against the Fighting Illini, and he was sacked five times. He finished his Michigan career with 45 of 67 passing for 436 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions across eight games.