The Oakland Raiders receiver practiced with a helmet model approved by the NFL and the players union, despite Brown's fight to wear an older model.

It’s been an extremely interesting calendar year for Antonio Brown, who is currently not with the Oakland Raiders despite being contractually obligated to play football for them. The All-Pro ...

Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown is threatening to quit the NFL over a helmet disagreement.

Antonio Brown got creative to address his helmet issue. One day after the Oakland Raiders wide receiver had his grievance against the NFL denied, Brown's agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said that he had ...

Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr hits wide receiver Marcell Ateman for a crucial 23-yard pickup.

We are into Week 3 of Antonio Brown 's ongoing attempts to find an NFL-approved helmet that the Oakland Raiders wide receiver is also willing to wear. How could this be possible? Glad you asked ...

Antonio Brown appears to be ready to play football again for the Oakland Raiders. Find out why AB has put to rest the retirement rumors.

Apparently, the Oakland Raiders wide receiver can keep his old style of helmet if he is able to find one that was manufactured in the last decade, according to Pro Football Talk.

Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown reportedly won't play football again unless he can wear the previous version of his helmet, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The NFL altered its helmet policy ...

Oakland Raiders star Antonio Brown lost his grievance with the NFL on Monday in his battle to use an old helmet that is no longer certified to use for practice or in games.

The Raiders sent a strong message to Antonio Brown after the mercurial star receiver skipped practice Sunday due to his continued frustrations with the NFL's helmet policy.

NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport reports that Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown filed a grievance with the NFL about enforcing helmet regulations.