Michigan's Jack Tuttle Announces Retirement from Football After 5th Concussion

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Michigan Wolverines quarterback Jack Tuttle announced on social media that he would be retiring from football after suffering his fifth concussion.

Reports indicated that the 25-year-old senior had been "dealing with some lingering issues" during the offseason, and Tuttle didn't make his debut for the Wolverines until Oct. 5 against Washington.

Tuttle also played against Illinois on Oct. 19.

In two games this season, the quarterback threw for 306 yards and one touchdown against two interceptions.

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