Cavan midfielder Thomas Galligan believes he's the "wrong lad to ask" about any weaknesses in the Dublin team after his Ulster champions were dispatched in the semi-finals.
Cavan upset Donegal to win a first Ulster crown since 1997, but then fell to a 15-point defeat at the hands of the Dubs.
And while Galligan believes Mayo should give Dublin a good game, he's hard pressed to identify where is the weak spot that the Western challengers can get at.
“We didn't find any weaknesses the other day anyway so I'm probably the wrong lad to ask about weaknesses,” he told GAA.ie.
“I don't know, it depends. Mayo have showed a different level of intensity this year than from years gone by.
"I think everyone was waiting for Mayo to mess up this year but it hasn't even looked like they were going to mess up since the start of the Championship.
“You'd be hopeful they can give them a game, but Dublin are a well experienced team. It'll all depend on how Dublin turn up.
"If Mayo turn up with the intensity they've been playing with all year, it should lead to a good enough game.
“But as far as knowing any weaknesses in Dublin, I wouldn't have a clue, to be honest.
“It'll all depend on decisions, little things that could swing the game either way. This championship has been all over the place. You couldn't really say that this team is going to win or that team is going to win because there have been upsets everywhere.”
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