Prior to the 2005 Draft, the Vikings traded All-Pro wide receiver Randy Moss to the Raiders for a 1st round pick. In need of a deep-ball threat, Minnesota used that pick to take South Carolina wide receiver Troy Williamson. The former Gamecock had noticeable flaws as a receiver, but he certainly could run fast. At the combine, he ran the 40 in a blistering time of 4.32 seconds. Unfortunately, he couldn't catch the ball. In retrospect, the player's failure could have been predicted so it's hard to call him a bust. On behalf of all players taken too early because of combine results, I offer the Troy Williamson Exemption.