Packers fans turned wearing hunks of cheese-colored foam rubber on their heads into a thing.These people obviously have a taste for non-standard collectibles DeShone Kizer Jersey , and perhaps recreational agriculture.The latest must-have for Packers fans is, of course, grass seed; and they?re giving it away as part of the team?s 100-year celebration.According to Richard Ryman of the , the team is celebrating its birthday on Aug. 11 with a big party which will include free Lambeau Field grass seed, among other freebies.They?re distributing 5,000 pouches of seeds, and 100 of them will be autographed by players including Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, Kenny Clark, Jaire Alexander Tramon Williams Color Rush Jersey , and Blake Martinez, along with head coach Matt LaFleur, General Manager Brian Gutekunst or team president and CEO Mark Murphy.If for some reason they run out, they?ll happily sell you a pack for $5, with proceeds going to the American Red Cross, and there?s a contest for more seeds autographed by Rodgers.They?re also encouraging fans to follow up by sending in photos of the seeds after they?re sown, and track their progress via social media. That?s right, they want to watch your grass grow.Which, come to think of it, might be more exciting than the last couple of years of Packers football. The man who has held an all-time Packers record for longer than most NFL teams have existed has died. Bobby Dillon was 89.The team announced Dillon?s passing on Wednesday; he passed on August 22. From 1952 through 1959 https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Marcedes-Lewis-Jersey , Dillon played safety for Green Bay. Dillon intercepted 52 passes.In three different seasons, Dillon had nine interceptions. Dillon was named to the team?s 50th anniversary squad in 1969, Green Bay?s all-modern era team in 1976, and the franchise?s all-century team in 1999.Dillon had planned to retire after the 1958 season, but new coach Vince Lombardi persuaded him to play one more year. Dillon could be a very good candidate for the 2020 Hall of Fame supersized ?let?s clean up our past mistakes? class.?Look what he did,? former Packers G.M. Ron Wolf said in 2008, via Cliff Christl of Packers.com. ?Six years on a first team all-pro. [Detroit?s] Yale Lary got in there because he was a really good player, but he also was an exceptional punter. But Dillon played on a much poorer team and he had six years he was All-Pro.?