The Faithful have lost all four of their games in Division Two.
Offaly football manager Declan Kelly is describing Division Two as a learning experience for his players.
He watched as his side fell to a demoralizing 2-25 to 0-8 defeat away to Derry last weekend.
It was Offaly's fourth defeat in a row, as they failed to score in this game until the 17th minute.
Kelly's side will travel to Tyrone for their next game, with relegation back to Division Three looking likely.
He says his side is finding out the difficulty of the division the hard way
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