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Matt Holland was elevated by the Philadelphia Eagles to assistant director of college scouting during the 2025 offseason. Overall, he enters his 15th NFL season as well as his ninth as a member of the Eagles' front office.

Holland previously served as the team's Midwest Area scout (2023-25) following stints as a senior college/pro scout (2022), Northeast Area scout (2021), senior pro scout (2019-20) and pro scout (2017-18). During his time with Philadelphia, Holland has been a part of the franchise's first two Super Bowl Championships – Super Bowl LII (2017) and Super Bowl LIX (2024).

Before joining the Eagles, Holland held positions in both Washington's (2012-13) and Cleveland's (2014-15) player personnel departments. He first entered the NFL as a video assistant with the Miami Dolphins in 2005, working under Bob Hack and Dave Hack. His first scouting experience came the following year, when he was promoted by head coach Nick Saban to serve as a scouting assistant for the Dolphins.

In 2016, Holland coached the linebackers and offensive linemen at Charlotte Latin (NC) High School on Larry McNulty's staff.

He also worked for the United Football League's Florida Tuskers from 2009-10 as a quality control coach and video director for Jim Haslett and Jay Gruden.

From 2007-08, Holland was a linebackers coach and director of football operations at Wagner College under Walt Hameline.

A native of Providence, RI, Holland earned his bachelor's degree from Elon University in 2005 and went on to receive a master's in business administration from Wagner.

Holland has a daughter named Jacy Betsy Holland.