The Faithful County will be keeping an eye on Meath's game with Carlow this weekend.
Offaly joint manager Declan Kelly pays tribute to his players following their win over Kildare in the National Football League Division Three Final on Sunday.
A goal either side of half time from Jack Bryant and Cormac Egan proved crucial as the Faithful County ran out 2-17 to 1-18 winners at Croke Park.
Next up for the midlanders is a weeks break, before playing the winner of Meath's clash with Carlow.
The Kilclonfert clubman says it's about players wanting to play for Offaly.
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