... Vikings defeated the Houston Texans by a score of 17-10, more and more is becoming clear in the world of the NFL. Position battles are winding down, teams’ game plans are coming to light, and rosters are being whittled down - all of which is crucial for fantasy football owners to pay attention to as all will have an effect on players’ draft value.

Speaking of draft value, it’s time to jump in and see which wide receivers are falling down the ESPN draft boards in the past seven days, leading to a decline in their ADP (Average Draft Position).

1. Mark Bradley (Kansas City Chiefs) - Just a season ago Bradley was on the verge of being a solid WR2 option in Kansas City after going for 294 receiving yards and three touchdowns during a five game stretch during the middle of the season. However, things have changed in Kansas City as the Chiefs signed ve...

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