As one of the few original firefighters left at Firehouse 51, it’s safe to say that no one wants to see Herrmann go. But after 12 seasons and hundreds of fires, could Christopher Herrmann be leaving Chicago Fire in Season 13?

Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg) has been a fan-favorite character since the beginning of Chicago Fire. At the end of season 12, when Boden (Eamonn Walker) was promoted to the CFD, he tapped Herrmann as his successor,

First Gallo, then Brett, and now Herrmann? One Chicago fans have wondered whether David Eigenberg is leaving Chicago Fire too and what could happen to Herrmann to cause him to leave Firehouse 51. Eigenberg is one of four original cast members on Chicago Fire,

When Boden ( Eamonn Walker) moved up in the CFD at the end of Chicago Fire Season 12, he tapped Herrmann ( David Eigenberg) to be his successor. However, then Dermot Mulroney was cast as the new chief, Pascal.

No, Herrmann hasn’t left Chicago Fire. Chicago Fire's TV schedule for the rest of 2024 is coming to an end, with season 13 being capped off by an autumn finale airing on November 20. However, the rest of the show is full of drama,

Spoilers ahead for Episode 7 of Chicago Fire Season 13, called "Untouchable." So, during CinemaBlend's interview with David Eigenberg at NBC's One Chicago press junket, I asked if it ever would have occurred to Herrmann to go on this path toward leadership if Boden hadn't suggested it.

Christopher Herrmann (David Eigenberg) has been a beloved character on Chicago Fire since the pilot episode. We've watched him go through so much, from supporting his wife Cindy as she battled cancer to his own career ups and downs.