The Antonio Brown drama has been a tough thing to handle for the Oakland Raiders so far this season. He has gone from being at training camp, to being injured with frostbitten feet, to having an issue with the NFL, to threatening to quit, to now being ready to re-join his team and get the 2019 season underway.

When the Raiders acquired him from the Pittsburgh Steelers, they knew there would be some issues with him, but no one could have prepared them for all of this.

Thankfully, the drama seems ready to come to an end. According to a report from Pro Football Talk, Brown will be reporting to the Raiders' practice facility today.

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This is big news for the Raiders, who need to get him back into camp to create more chemistry within the offense. Derek Carr and Brown certainly need more work together and the star wide receiver needs to get more reps in after being injured and off his feet for so long.

Even though he comes with a lot of drama, there is no denying that the Raiders are going to get big-time production from Brown. He caught 104 passes for 1,297 yards and 15 touchdowns last season with the Steelers. Those numbers give fans in Oakland an idea of what to expect.

All of that being said, it will be interesting to see how Brown reacts to being back in camp. Oakland is going to work him back in as quickly as possible and the two sides will try to put all of the drama from the past few weeks aside to focus completely on preparing for the 2019 season.