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So far, what we know is that Sigan has said that the tension we saw with Voight, Upton, and Jay will “play out at the front end” of Season 10. Upton suspects there is more to the story and confides in Voight.” That, too, could easily be part of his exit storyline, going back to his time in the Army - especially after watching the promo:

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While Episode 2 is a big “Burzek” episode, as showrunner Gwen Sigan told TV Insider, the logline for the following week’s, “A Good Man” airing on October 5, reveals there’s some juicy stuff coming for Halstead and Upton: “The team investigates a string of brutal pharmacy robberies and Halstead connects with one of the victims about their Army careers. That could have easily set the stage for Jay to leave Intelligence - whether it’s of his own volition or not - but is that too easy? If it ever shows up on the job again, the three of us, we’re not working together anymore, understood? It’s that simple,” he said. He’s making choices you don’t like, that is on him, him alone. I’m making choices you don’t like, that is on me. “You are not my keeper, and you’re not each other’s. Voight insisted he didn’t blame Upton for having to shoot Anna. And what happened with Voight’s CI, Anna, is just part of it. The Season 10 premiere did seem to set up a potential exit for Jay, with tensions continuing to rise between him, his partner and wife Detective Hailey Upton ( Tracy Spiridakos), and their boss Sergeant Hank Voight ( Jason Beghe). (His final episode has yet to be set we just know it’s in the fall.) While we wait for the day Jesse Lee Soffer’s Jay Halstead is no longer with the team, we’re preparing ourselves with everything we know about what’s to come. since Fire introduced its characters for the spinoff. Intelligence is about to say goodbye to a detective who has been with Chicago P.D.

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