On Monday, head coach Sherrone Moore made his weekly appearance on the 'Inside Michigan Football' radio show. Obviously the topic of the quarterback situation w

Michigan HC Sherrone Moore expects Jack Tuttle will start at QB against Illinois. Via "Inside Michigan Football": "I think right now he gives us the best chance to win. We'll continue to process that as an offense, as a team, but that looks like the direction we're heading." pic.twitter.com/dKxVeZqXDr

Michigan is on its third QB of the season, switching from Davis Warren to Alex Orji to now Jack Tuttle during Saturday's loss at Washington.

Quarterback Jack Tuttle is expected to make his first start for No. 24 Michigan when the Wolverines return from a bye week to visit No. 22 Illinois on Oct. 19.

Here's what to know about Michigan football seventh-year quarterback Jack Tuttle as he took over for Alex Orji Saturday at Washington:

Colston Loveland, Donovan Edwards praise quarterback Jack Tuttle, but Michigan's turnover prove costly in loss at Washington

After the Wolverines faced a two-touchdown deficit early in their 27-17 loss to Washington, head coach Sherrone Moore replaced starter Alex Orji with veteran backup Jack Tuttle, a 25-year-old journeyman whose offseason was slowed by injury.

Now halfway through the season, Michigan football has cycled through three QBs. If the year is to be saved, Jack Tuttle has to be the right option.

Free Press sports wirter Rainer Sabin answers three questions from No. 10 Michigan football's 27-17 loss to Washington in Seattle on Saturday night.

Tuttle was 10-of-18 for 98 yards and a touchdown, an 8-yard pass to tight end Colston Loveland. He was able to work in more of the receivers as Amorion Walker caught a pass for 22 yards and Semaj Morgan also had a catch for 16 yards. Edwards, who rushed for 95 yards and a touchdown, also had two catches for 23 yards.