Michigan quarterback Jack Tuttle has retired from football, he announced via Instagram on Monday night. Tuttle played for three teams throughout his career, starting at Utah before transferring to Indiana, and then closing things out with the Wolverines. In his statement, Tuttle says injuries are a big reason why but a recent concussion ultimately led to his stepping away from the game. The quarterback wants to make his health a priority moving forward, something he cannot do while playing football. JLAB has the best audio products in the game – and they’re ready to take care of you this footb…