The Offaly senior hurling manager is yet to lose a game with the Faithful County.
Kerry and Carlow aren't on Offaly's radar just yet according to the county's senior hurling manager Johnny Kelly.
This year's Division 2A champions were impressive winners over Kidlare in Mounthawk Park on Sunday.
After racing into a 1-12 to 0-3 lead 25 minutes in, the game was as good as won.
The final score in Kildare was 2-22 to 3-11.
Kelly says his players aren't looking past Down this weekend:
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