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Mornhinweg looks like a stretch for the Colts

Dion Lewis, Marty Mornhinweg

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg works with running back Dion Lewis during their NFL football training camp practice at Lehigh University Friday, July 29, 2011 in Bethlehem, Pa. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

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With former Eagles director of player personnel Ryan Grigson landing in Indy as the new G.M. and with Colts coach Jim Caldwell’s fate still undetermined, a theory has emerged in at least one circle of the Philly media that would pair Grigson with Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg.

It’s more of a spitball than a theory from Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, and he seems to admit that he’s just connecting fairly superficial dots with no real reason to believe that Grigson would: (1) fire Caldwell; and (2) hire Mornhinweg.

Unlike a year ago, when there was a passing notion that the man who helped Mike Vick become more of a pocket passer could get a shot at redemption nearly a decade after his win-the-toss-in-overtime-and-kick-it two years in Motown, Mornhinweg’s name hasn’t been whispered for an interview -- even in Tampa, where the first FFCA convention apparently is being held.

And yet somehow McLane massages the slim possibility into a 1,006-word article about how or why or when or if it could happen.

We’ll stop at 171.

Make that 174.

Crap, 176.

177.