All-Star Kieran Donaghy will captain Kerry against Dublin in his first Allianz Football League appearance of the season in Killarney on Sunday.
Donaghy returns following club duty with Austin Stacks, who reached the All-Ireland semi-final.
Anthony Maher also makes his first start of the season asTommy Walsh and Barry John Keane make way.
Brian Kelly, Peter Crowley and Paul O’Donoghue return to the panel after injury.
Kerry: B Kealy; P Kilkenny, M Griffin, F Fitzgerald; J Lyne, J Sherwood, P Murphy; A Maher, D Moran; M Geaney, B Sheehan, J Buckley; S O’Brien, K Donaghy (C), P Geaney.
Tyrone have named an unchanged team from the XV who beat Mayo for the derby date with neighbours Derry on Saturday.
Tyrone: N Morgan; A McCrory, R McNamee, C McCarron; R McNabb, J McMahon, P Harte; C Cavanagh, P McNulty; T McCann, M Donnelly, P Hughes; D McCurry, S Cavanagh, C McShane.
Derry: E McNicholl; O Duffy, N Holly, D McBride (C); B Óg McAlary, K Johnston, SL McGoldrick; M Craig, B Óg McGilligan; C McWilliams, B Heron, E Lynn; D McKinless, E Bradley, B McGoldrick.
Cork have brought in four players for their trip to Donegal.
Michael Shields makes his first start of the year at full-back as Jamie O'Sullivan, Finan Goold and Kevin O'Driscoll also come into the side.
Conor Dorman, Paul Kerrigan, Brian O'Driscoll and Ian Maguire make way from the team that beat Monaghan.
Cork: K O’Halloran; T Clancy, M Shields, J Loughrey; J O’Sullivan, E Cadogan, T Clancy; F Goold, M Collins; C O'Driscoll, J O'Rourke, K O’Driscoll; C O'Neill, D O’Connor, B Hurley.
Mayo have made five changes to the team that lost to Tyrone last time out for Monaghan’s visit to MacHale Park.
Robbie Hennelly comes back in the place of David Clarke, in defence Tom Cunniffe replaces Michael Hall for his first competitive start since last year’s All-Ireland semi-final replay, while Patrick Durcan comes in for Colm Boyle.
Seamus O'Shea comes in to midfield in place of the injured Mickey Conroy and Cillian O'Connor makes his first competitive start of the year in the place of Alan Freeman.
Mayo: R Hennelly; T Cunniffe, K Keane, K Higgins (Capt), L Keegan, S Coen, P Durcan, D Vaughan, S O'Shea, K McLoughlin, A O'Shea, D O'Connor, M Ronaldson, C O'Connor, J Doherty.
Former All-Star goalkeeper Gary Connaughton will play his first game for Westmeath since 2013 against Kildare on Sunday.
The 35-year-old, who is also a selector to manager Tom Cribbin, came out of retirement earlier this year due to a goalkeeping crisis in the Lake County.
Darren Quinn has a groin strain and Stephen Gallagher is recovering from a cruciate ligament injury.
Westmeath: G Connaughton; M McCallon, K Maguire, J Gilligan; K Daly, K Martin, J Egan; P Holloway, J Heslin; P Sharry, G Egan, J Gonoud; L Smith, C McCormack, D Glennon.
There are two changes on the Tipperary team to play Fermanagh in Brewster Park, Enniskillen.
Robbie Kiely returns from his one match suspension and takes over at left half-back for the injured Donagh Leahy. Philip Austin, meanwhile, comes in at wing forward for the injured Brian Fox.
Tipperary: E Comerford , A Campbell, P Codd (Capt), A Morrissey, S Kennedy, P Acheson, R Kiely, C O’Riordan, S O’Brien, G Hannigan, B Grogan , P Austin, C Sweeney, M Quinlivan, I Fahy.
Offaly have named their team to face Wicklow in round three of the Allianz National Football League.
Offaly: A Mulhall, D Brady, P McConway, J O’Connor, C Donohue, J Maloney, N Darby, G Guilfoyle, N Smith, P Sullivan, N McNamee, N Bracken, B Allen, N Dunne, W Mulhall.
