A minimal number of changes are expected for the game against Louth.
John Maughan has a call to make on the fitness of Johnny Maloney.
The Tullamore made made his return from injury against Derry last week, getting 15 minutes as a second half substitute.
The Faithful boss will be hopeful that will enable a larger role in this weeks Leinster Championship opener against Mickey Harte's Louth.
Niall McNamee's role is another big talking point.
Our Offaly GAA analyst Brian Gavin says he has to be involved from the outset:
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