His forwards have racked up a number of wides in the opening two fixtures.
Laois boss Mike Quirke will be hoping his forward line can finally click into gear.
The O'Moore county have only managed 10 and 12 points respectively in their first two league outings.
They face neighbours Kildare who are still in the running for top spot in the Southern section.
Laois on the other hand know they'll either face Westmeath or Down in the relegation playoffs in the coming weeks.
Quirke says his side have simply not been good enough in the league thus far:

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