Chemistry is immeasurable, unquantifiable, intangible, so that’s why it is best not used as a term of value when talking about any given team. “They have such great chemistry!” and “They have such terrible chemistry!” is lazy, ignorant, and useless rhetoric to describe why a team is doing well or doing poorly. We, as fans, have no idea what “chemistry” is like in the locker room or between players. Even players and coaches, to an extent, do not know. And even the ones who are most in the know, could not tell you whether or not bad relationships are helping or hurting.
Seahawks 2017 53-man roster: Seattle should have far less turnover this year
