veteran QB turned health-first mentor after Michigan start
Jack Tuttle’s Michigan story peaked in the 2024 season, when the veteran transfer earned the starting job, completed 45 of 67 passes for 436 yards with 2 touchdowns and 2 interceptions in eight games, then medically retired after concussion issues. His differentiators were experience, quick decision-making, and a steady field-general presence, not flashy athleticism. The big caveat: durability ended the on-field arc, so he’s no longer a roster fit as a player. If you’re evaluating him as a football mind, though, he was the kind of mature, competitive QB who understood structure, handled pressure, and could help a room without needing the spotlight.
