Kelly's side take on Meath in Trim this weekend.
Offaly's hurlers haven't waivered in their confidence or commitment, win or lose this season.
That's according to the county's manager Johnny Kelly ahead of their trip to Trim to take on Meath this weekend.
The Faithful County recovered from a disappointing defeat to Laois in the opening round of the Joe McDonagh Cup to run out impressive six point winners over Westmeath last week.
Kelly says his players were focused on the job at hand as much after the loss to Laois as they are this week.
He looks forward to this weekend's game with Midlands 103's David Hollywood:
Throw in at St Loman's in Trim is set for 3pm on Saturday.
Elsewhere, in the competition Laois are in Tralee to take on Kerry, while Down host Westmeath.
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