It appears that a well-known name might be added to Sherrone Moore’s staff at Michigan for the 2025 season if all proceeds as intended. On Friday, ex-Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle expressed his desire to join Moore’s team before spring practice, and he feels positive it will occur.
Tuttle has played for the Michigan Wolverines for the past two seasons after moving from Indiana. While in Ann Arbor, Tuttle displayed potential and ultimately earned a starting position in 2024. Regrettably, a combination of persistent injuries and on-field difficulties cut his playing career short. After a harsh showing in an away defeat to Illinois in October, Tuttle declared that he was officially stepping away from playing football – at least as a competitor.
“Tuttle stated in a message, ‘The previous year was tough, highlighted by a UCL repair in my throwing arm from which I didn’t completely recover, leading to persistent problems.'” Regrettably, my recent experience of suffering my fifth concussion has revealed the harsh reality: I must begin to prioritize my health. I’ve faced many injuries, leading to this tough decision to walk away from the sport that I cherish.
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