Every time he lines up for a return, Devin Hester believes a touchdown is just moments away.Who can argue?

Hester set the NFL record last season, and he’s off to a good start this year.

Hester scored on a 73-yard punt return in the second quarter and set up a field goal in the third with another long return to help the defending NFC champions beat the Kansas City Chiefs 20-10 on Sunday.

“If there’s not one returner who every time he touches the ball feels he can take it the distance, he doesn’t need to be out there,” Hester said. “I feel every time I get my hands on the ball it’s a touchdown.”

He was 20-for-34 with 160 yards and a touchdown, but was picked off twice after passing for 145 yards against the Chargers.

The fans let Grossman hear it in the fourth quarter, when Donnie Edwards intercepted him at the 43. The Chiefs (0-2) took over at the 25, but couldn’t cut into a 20-10 lead.

Minutes after blocking a 48-yard field goal by Dave Rayner, the Bears came up big again. With the ball on the 16, Charles Tillman deflected a pass intended for Sammie Parker in the end zone and Danieal Manning intercepted it.