Former Maryland head coach DJ Durkin will be a guest coach for the Atlanta Falcons during upcoming NFL training camps.

The dead recruiting period remains in place until July 26, but that hasn’t stopped the Maryland staff from extending a few new offers this July. Their latest went out July 20 to a rising star in Lehigh Acres, Fla. 2021 cornerback Omarion Cooper (Lehigh Senior).

From jersey No. 1 to No. 99, here's a look at each of Maryland's scholarship players leading up to Week 1:

For Maryland to have a successful 2019 campaign, they’ll need numerous key components to live up to, or perhaps exceed, expectations.

More from coach Mike Locksley at Big Ten media day.

Mount St. Joseph (Baltimore, Md.) 2021 power forward Javonte Brown-Ferguson had just one high-major offer coming into the final July live session July 11-14. But that all changed rather quickly.

Maryland head coach Mike Locksley addressed the media at Big Ten media day July 18. Here is a summary of what he said in the press conference:

Maryland coach Mark Turgeon has been mining the local ranks this July, handing out four new offers to DMV 2021 recruits. One of those verbals went out to St. Frances (Baltimore, Md.) forward Julian Reese

Maryland has now offered almost the entire starting lineup at Huntington Prep (Huntington, W.Va.).

So far, the Terps’ hoops staff has handed out 11 new offers since the end of the final July live session.

Maryland extended three local 2021 offers July 16, following the final July evaluation session, and one of those verbals went out to St. Andrew’s Episcopal (Potomac, Md.) rising star Benny Williams.

Maryland’s point-guard offer barrage continued July 16, with head coach Mark Turgeon extending a scholarship to Long Island Lutheran (Long Island, N.Y.) floor general Andre Curbelo.