Joel Klatt sends heartfelt message to QB Jack Tuttle

Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle’s career came to an abrupt end this week when the seventh-year player announced his retirement from the game due to health reasons.

Tuttle has battled injuries throughout his collegiate seasons, including this year, when he missed the first five games while trying to bounce back from an injury in the Champions League, and the quarterback noted in his resignation letter that he had suffered five during his college career. concussions.

In a cool move, Fox Sports college football analyst Joel Klatt gave Tuttle a heartfelt message on his podcast this week: The Joel Klatt Showduring a preview of this weekend’s game between Michigan and Oregon. Here’s what Klatt said:

“Jack Tuttle was a highly sought after high school quarterback,” Klatt began. “It just shows you that sometimes the path doesn’t work out for some of these players who are highly skilled players. Jack Tuttle was one of them and he had a very disappointing career and now he is going to hang it up and retire due to health reasons.

“I just have to say, Jack, I feel for you, man. I wish you all the best for the future and all the lessons you have learned from perseverance and dedication in college football will pay you huge dividends. down the stretch.”

In his retirement letter, Tuttle noted that his passion for football is something he will carry with him and he plans to continue coaching in the future.

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