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What do Kerry's 5 All-Ireland titles with O'Connor at the helm have in common? He has won the league with the Kingdom in the exact same season - 2004, 2006, 2009, 2022 and 2025 - which is a sure indication that the genius will be gunning for some spring silverware this year to give himself the very best possible chance of going back-to-back in the .

Kerry football is riding a crest of a wave at the moment. A Paul Geaney-inspired Dingle won the All-Ireland club champion in significant fashion last Sunday and whatever is rosy in the garden of the Kingdom at the minute. It is extremely difficult to see much altering this year.

Kerry kick off their project in your home to Roscommon. Paddy Power have chalked them up at 1-14 to leave to a winning start and, must they do so, the 13-5 about them winning Division 1 won't be there as other rivals will have lost their opening fixtures. It's worth taking now.

Much will depend on David Clifford remaining fit, as it constantly does. If he plays the majority of the games, it is difficult to see Kerry not winning at least 4 or 5 of their seven group video games and that will be enough to take them to the decider. Four of their 7 video games are at home against Roscommon, Galway, Monaghan and Mayo. It's a nice draw.

Indeed, it would be not a surprise if we had a repeat of the 2025 league final this year, as Mayo may become Kerry's biggest hazard.

Andy Moran is adored in his home county and there seems to be a real buzz about the location considering that he has taken over. An opening round win over arch Connacht rivals Galway would tee them up nicely for a tilt at the title and they seems to have unearthed a few young gems in the last 12 months. A big 2026 searches in store.

Division 2 looks broad open but stability might be the key to flatware.

Three of the 8 teams have a manager in his first year in charge, while another 4 are entering their 2nd project. Only Cork boss John Cleary has been in charge for 3 seasons already and he seemed to be making decent development with the Rebels, who commence their project with a gimmie at home to Cavan and a wide-margin success searches in store.

The Rebels face relegation competitors Louth and Offaly in the next two rounds so it's not difficult to imagine them having optimum points after 3 rounds. That makes 7-1 a fantastic rate about them winning the department.

Louth seem a side who could struggle this year. The Leinster champions have actually been punching above their weight for most of the last decade but it is going to hard for them to continue because vein after Ger Brennan stepped away to manage his native Dublin. Their opener away in Tullamore versus Offaly is a must-win encounter. Lose that and they could be in huge trouble.

Surely Division 3 is the most uncomplicated. Down and Westmeath look a cut above the rest and backing the Midlanders for promotion at 8-5 looks the shrewdest play.

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