16 Facts About Greg Mattison

Greg Mattison was born on November 15,1949 and is a former American football coach, and former player.

Greg Mattison spent most of his career in college football as a defensive coach.

Greg Mattison served as a defensive assistant for the Baltimore Ravens of the NFL.

Charlie Strong served as assistant Head Coach and Linebackers coach while Greg Mattison pulled double duty working as the defensive line coach.

Greg Mattison's charges led the conference in total defense twice and scoring defense once.

On January 26,2009, Greg Mattison was promoted to defensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens; he was the successor of former defensive coordinator Rex Ryan.

Greg Mattison was the team's linebackers coach, a job he got in part due to his relationship with John Harbaugh.

On January 18,2011, the Ravens announced that Greg Mattison had accepted the defensive coordinator position at the University of Michigan.

Greg Mattison was selected as one of five finalists for the 2011 Broyles Award.

Greg Mattison was a finalist for the head coaching job at Western Michigan University following the 2004 season, a job that eventually went to Bill Cubit.

Greg Mattison had served as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach under Jack Harbaugh at Western Michigan from 1981 to 1986.

Greg Mattison served as co-defensive coordinator at Ohio State for the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

Greg Mattison shared the role with Jeff Hafley in 2019 and Kerry Coombs in 2020.

Greg Mattison attended high school at Madison East High School in Madison, Wisconsin.

Greg Mattison's son, Bryan Greg Mattison, was a senior captain for the 2007 Iowa Hawkeyes football team, and most recently played for the Kansas City Chiefs, but was released on May 2,2013, and is currently a free agent.

Greg Mattison was previously a member of the Baltimore Ravens and the St Louis Rams.