When R3 talks about the ‘m’, he means the ‘m’ in him. What he’s doing is he’s rephrasing the sentence to test it on whether or not ‘whom’ needs to be used because it also shares the ‘m’ in ‘him’, for if ‘him’ can also be used in the sentence and it sounds right, ‘whom’ can be used as well because it shares the ‘m’

So in example A, he rephrased the error I made in my first sentence, “The Panthers will be without Daunte Rosario and Moose, whom didn’t make the trip to New Orleans.”

In order to test whether whom needed to be used or who, he rephrased the latter part of that sentence after the comma in two ways.

“Him didn’t make the trip to New Orleans.” ((The ‘whom’ test, with the ‘m’))
“He didn’t make the trip to New Orleans.” ((The ‘who’ test, without the ‘m’))

Because ‘Him’ doesn’t sound right in the sentence, you know that the right word to use in that sentence is ‘who’.

Huzzah! English for the win! Math sucks!

…they wanted him on hand to help advise Fiammetta or Jeff King as they play FB?

I hope they are right! Because assuming DeAngelo doesn’t get hurt… if Stewart has a big day, then it means DeAngelo had an even bigger game… which means probably another 250+ yard game.

and he’s not awful. He’s no Kasay, but he ain’t bad. He should be able to handle any extra points and field goals up to 30 yards.