Justin Herbert finally spoke up.But it might be too late for Jim Harbaugh, Mike McDaniel and the failing 2026 Los Angeles Chargers.Justin Herbert has Super Bowl talent but has started 0-2gettyFor some NFL teams, starting in an 0-2 hole is a false mirage.Season-long success can follow, and the Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots and New York Giants previously won the Super Bowl after losing their initial two games.Other teams are weighed down by the early pressure and a rough start to a new campaign only becomes worse.Herbert and the Chargers have surprisingly started 0-2 — falling by a combined 52-28 to two rebuilding teams — and it could get worse.Los Angeles faces the Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens before Week 10, with five of those games being played on the road.With Herbert’s leadership being questioned, the former media favorite strongly pushed back against a growing narrative.“I don’t think there’s a lack of vocal leadership at all. So, I’m going to stop you right there and say that it’s very present,” Herbert told reporters on Wednesday. “I don’t think anyone is panicked or worried because that’s not going to be the sentiment. It’s moving on to the next play and understand that we’re close, we’ve made mistakes, how do we fix it?”The 28-year-old Herbert is a two-time Pro Bowler who was named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2020.But he’s been hyped by Harbaugh as a generational quarterback and has the passing talent to dominate the league.Herbert stopped a reporter’s question and spoke up for the struggling ChargersgettyHerbert and his fiancée, Madison BeerGetty