Chicago P.D. - Tier List & Versus
(2014)
Published
This list has 400 characters from Chicago P.D..
Chicago P.D. - Official Tier
Editorial placements for Chicago P.D., with the reasoning behind each list.
Intelligence and Its Foundational Team
Voight’s unit has changed over the years, but its cases still depend on detectives willing to read a street, a witness and one another. Halstead, Lindsay, Upton, Ruzek and Burgess form the current core in this roster; Olinsky, Atwater, Platt and Dawson represent the people who built its earlier identity.
Hank Voight
Jay Halstead
Erin Lindsay
Hailey Upton
Adam Ruzek
Kim Burgess
Kevin Atwater
Trudy Platt
Antonio Dawson
Sean Roman
Alvin Olinsky
Greg Gerwitz
Eva Imani
Authority and Fieldcraft in Chicago P.D.
Voight’s leadership can bend a case, but Intelligence still needs detectives who know when to press a source, follow evidence or bring in backup. Halstead, Upton, Lindsay, Atwater and Olinsky rank high for their field experience, while Platt’s knowledge of the department gives her a different kind of leverage.
Hank Voight
Jay Halstead
Hailey Upton
Erin Lindsay
Kevin Atwater
Alvin Olinsky
Adam Ruzek
Kim Burgess
Antonio Dawson
Trudy Platt
Sean Roman
Greg Gerwitz
Dante Torres
The Bonds That Hold Intelligence Together
The unit’s loyalty is rarely gentle, but it shows up when a teammate is in danger or a case hits close to home. Platt’s blunt care, Burgess and Ruzek’s history, Atwater’s steadiness, and the newer partnership between Torres and Roman give the group its human center. Voight’s and Olinsky’s stories lean more toward command and hard choices.
Trudy Platt
Kim Burgess
Adam Ruzek
Kevin Atwater
Dante Torres
Sean Roman
Jay Halstead
Hailey Upton
Erin Lindsay
Antonio Dawson
Hank Voight
Alvin Olinsky
Kiana Cook
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Chicago P.D. - Blind Rank
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Chicago P.D. - Versus
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