Cato’s career at Marshall was often defined by unfair comparisons to his childhood peer from Miami, Teddy Bridgewater, and to Thundering Herd illuminati Byron Leftwich and Chad Pennington. But on paper, Cato actually measured up just fine: With the offense all to himself for the past four years, Cato obliterated the benchmarks set by Leftwich and Pennington for career passing yards (14,079) and passing touchdowns (131), and he...
