After losing his grievance case against the NFL on Monday, Antonio Brown is working his way back onto the field for the Oakland Raiders.

Brown, 31, recently felt aggrieved by having to conform to updated helmets from the league. Besides his threat to retire due to the new headwear, the former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver is also sidelined due to a foot injury. It's rumored that Brown went down with frostbite on his foot by going barefoot in cryotherapy. Regardless, Brown gave an update to the media on his health status after the team's practice on Tuesday.

Via Tom Schad in USA Today Sports:

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“(I'm feeling) a lot better,” Brown said. “Working towards 100 percent. It's been a process with the feet. Any time you got a lot of blisters, it's hard to change direction, cut and run and be able to do what I do naturally.”

On his ongoing case with the NFL, Brown said the following:

“They have to certify it and do all the procedures,” Brown said Tuesday, when asked about his helmet search. “But we're working with the NFL to make sure we're following all the procedures to be out there in the right equipment.”

The Raiders acquired the 5-foot-10 Brown, a seven-time Pro-Bowl wideout, in the offseason from the Steelers for third- and fifth-round picks. Brown has been the subject of much talk due to his ugly exit from Steel City and his inability to properly practice with the Raiders yet, despite ostensibly being the No. 1 option in Oakland's offense quarterbacked by Derek Carr.