When Florida State released its depth chart earlier this week for Saturday's Orange Bowl against No. 6 Georgia, many eyes went straight to quarterbacks.

1. No. 11 Brock Glenn, freshman

2. No. 16 Dylan McNamara, redshirt freshman

3. No. 12 Michael Grant, freshman

The No. 5 undefeated Seminoles (13-0) will be led against the Bulldogs (12-1) by Glenn, who will be making his second consecutive start at a position that has turned into a revolving door due to multiple factors.

The experience behind an inexperienced Glenn is green and green.

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Both players are walk-ons and neither McNamara, from Naples, nor Grant, from Tallahassee, has played this season.

Grant, a former multi-sport star at Maclay, has very cool family ties to the Seminoles - his father played golf at FSU, for instance.

But first, here's a quick recap of the moves at quarterback and then the bios of McNamara and Grant.

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FSU, of course, has been without star quarterback Jordan Travis since last month, when he suffered a season-ending knee injury in the Seminoles’ home finale against North Alabama.

Travis traveled with the team to South Florida and has been visible at practice.

Redshirt junior Tate Rodemaker stepped in for Travis, starting in the victory at Florida. Rodemaker, however, suffered a head injury late in the game and, though he returned, was ruled out of the ACC Championship against Louisville.

Glenn stepped in, playing well at times, and led the Seminoles to the victory. He was backed up by A.J. Duffy, who started the season at fourth string, entered the transfer portal following the game and signed with San Diego State.

While Rodemaker was cleared medically for the bowl game and practiced with the team leading into the Christmas break last weekend, the Seminoles learned shortly before boarding their flight to South Florida that he had decided to opt out and enter the transfer portal.

That left Glenn, McNamara and Grant on the three-player depth chart at quarterback.

Introducing FSU backup QBs Dylan McNamara and Michael Grant

McNamara is a redshirt freshman from Naples Barron Collier.

Here's is McNamra's bio from Seminoles.com:

Two-year starter at Barron Collier…accounted for nearly 3,400 yards of total offense…passed for 3,184 yards and 26 touchdowns while rushing for 199 yards and six touchdowns…was 110-of-226 passing for 1,231 yards and 10 touchdowns his senior year…also rushed for 65 yards and three touchdowns on 26 carries…was 139-of-303 passing for 1,953 yards and 16 touchdowns while adding 65 yards and three touchdowns rushing his junior year…led Cougars to regional semifinal round of 6A state playoffs…also played baseball.

Grant, meanwhile, is a legacy to FSU.

In addition to his father playing golf at FSU, his grandfather Don played on the Seminoles' first two football teams in 1947 and 1948.

Here's is Grant's bio from Seminoles.com:

Two-year starting quarterback at Maclay…was 368-of-584 passing, a completion percentage above 63.0, for 4,706 yards with 45 touchdowns and only 13 interceptions in his two seasons…was 215-of-334 passing for 2,960 yards with 32 touchdowns while adding 62 yards and one touchdown rushing his senior year…led Maclay to 1S state playoffs in 2022…during junior campaign, recorded 153 completions on 250 attempts for 1,746 yards and 13 touchdowns…also played basketball and baseball at Maclay…father, Mike Grant, was on FSU’s golf team from 1978-81 and helped Seminoles advance to 1981 NCAA Championships…grandfather, Don Grant, played on FSU’s first two teams in 1947 and 1948…Don recorded FSU’s first kickoff return and first passing touchdown on Oct. 18, 1947, vs. Stetson.

This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: Meet FSU backup quarterbacks Dylan McNamara and Michael Grant