Cavan were division four's standout team in winning promotion this year.
Laois will have their hands full when they head to Breffni Park to take on Cavan this weekend.
That's Ross Munnelly's view ahead of their opening Tailteann Cup round on Saturday.
Cavan were a cut above their division three opposition in the league this season while Laois narrowly missed our on promotion from division four.
However the former O'Moore County star says it's no forgone conclusion:
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