I assume you're designing a PCB for this, so why don't you just include the capacitors in your design, and then you have the choice to implement them in your cicuit, or short across them.
What the capacitors will do is give you a greater dynamic range at the input of the amplifier. The op-amp you're using will have a Vin min and max, a DC offset could place your singmal close to one of the input rails, thus giving you little dynamic range. Using AC coupling the inputs will give you the full input rail-rail range for your signal to swing across.