Kuhn is probably a bit overpaid, but he gets some love in this article about fullbacks:
http://www.footballperspective...k-report/#more-15394
If Leach isn’t the most popular name in the game, then that honor falls to Green Bay’s John Kuhn. The popular Packer scored 6 touchdowns in 2010 and then made the Pro Bowl when he matched that feat in 2011. According to NFLGSIS’s Net Yards over Average metric, Kuhn leads the league at 198 yards over average when he’s on the field. He’s an effective lead blocker and does a good job in pass protection, which helps cover for an often shaky line. But we shouldn’t get carried away with the praise, because there’s a reason the Packers have limited him to just 172 snaps. That’s because Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Jarrett Boykin, Randall Cobb, and Myles White have combined for 1,870 snaps, and the Packers are more interested in getting those players on the field. Green Bay averages 2.7 WRs on the field per snap; with a tight end and a running back almost always on the field, that leaves precious few snaps for Kuhn.
