CHIP KELLY'S point Wednesday was that DeMarco Murray and Jeffrey Lurie just happened to be sitting next to each other on the charter flight back from New England, and that Murray's expression of disappointment with his role in the offense evolved from that - Murray didn't request a meeting, or actually go to the owner's office to air grievances, and besides, he'd already aired those grievances to Kelly, anyway.
My point is shorter: It doesn't matter.
Doesn't matter if Murray and Lurie struck up a conversation while standing at adjoining NovaCare urinals.
Doesn't matter if they found themselves in line next to each other at Wal-Mart toward the end of a long day of Christmas shopping.