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That was Bill Cowher's final season as Silver Beads (Charms) coach. Kuhn spent the '07 training camp with the Steelers, but he did not make the final cut."I was always thankful for what the Steelers did for me, the fact that they gave me a shot and brought me in," said Kuhn, who grew up in York, Pa., and starred at Division II Shippensburg University from 2001-04.Kuhn said he tries not to think about how his career might have turned out if Cowher did not Silver/Gold Beads (Charms) the Steelers. He had earned Cowher's trust over two seasons, but he could not convince Tomlin to keep him.

"You try not to think about that," he said. "If you do the wouldas, shouldas and couldas, you're not really focused on the end game. I've always tried to stay positive and try to stay focused on the future."Tomlin is a great coach. He's very Pandora Gold Bead with the guys and up front with them and tells them how it is."When they let me go, Tomlin was very nice to me, never said anything harsh and wished me the best of luck. I thank him for that."It did not take Kuhn long to make an imprint on Green Bay and coach Mike McCarthy. He has been on the active roster since '07.

This season, Kuhn's role became larger after starting running back Ryan Grant was lost for the season in Week 1. In addition to playing fullback, Kuhn also earned time as the feature back.He responded with his best professional season. He finished the Pandora Silver Bead season with six touchdowns and was second on the team in carries (84) and third in rushing yards (281).His performance has led to somewhat of a cult following in Green Bay."I'm very appreciative for that," Kuhn said. "The fans have taken to me. It's been a lot of fun. "I think it has a lot to do with the road I have traveled.