The FSU Seminoles once again relied on just a core group of offensive players in their 36-24 loss to the Clemson Tigers on Saturday night.While FSU lacked depth at certain positions entering the season, injuries have forced them to rely on younger players at several key spots. You felt Ousmane Kromah's absence in the backfield, where Quintrevion Wisner and Amari Thomas combined for just 44 yards on 14 attempts, averaging 3.1 yards per carry.The wide receiver corps was also tested, with Duce Robinson suffering an injury and having to leave the game. They did get several solid performances from Jasen Lopez and Micahi Danzy, but would have loved to have their top option during their comeback attempt.The Seminoles used 17 different players during their 68 offensive snaps against Clemson. Here is a look at how much everyone played, via Pro Football Focus.QuarterbackAshton Daniels: 68Running BackQuintrevion Wisner: 44Amari Thomas: 24Wide ReceiverMicahi Danzy: 61Jayvan Boggs: 60Jasen Lopez: 41Duce Robinson: 29Devin Carter: 3Teriq Mallory: 1Tight EndDesirrio Riles: 31Landen Thomas: 28Chase Loftin: 18Offensive LineXavier Chaplin: 68André Otto: 68Bradyn Welch-Joiner: 68Nate Pabst: 68Paul Bowling: 68Follow us @FSUWire on X and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Florida State news, notes, and opinions.This article originally appeared on FSU Wire: Offensive snap counts from FSU's loss to Clemson
Offensive snap counts from FSU's loss to Clemson

The FSU Seminoles used just 17 offensive players in their game against Clemson. Here is a look at how much each one of them played.
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- Offensive snap counts from FSU's loss to Clemson.
- The FSU Seminoles used just 17 offensive players in their game against Clemson.
- Here is a look at how much each one of them played.
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