Stat-wise, Denver Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer did not have one of his best games on Saturday in San Diego. He completed eight of 14 passes for 91 yards with no touchdown passes, but the number that has appeared often in Plummer's stat column this season showed up again in the regular-season finale against the Chargers.

Zero interceptions.

For the season, Plummer finished with 18 touchdown passes and only seven interceptions. Those numbers weren't enough to get the veteran QB elected to the AFC Pro Bowl team, but they're enough to magnify his efficiency this season.

Plummer is one of only three NFL quarterbacks to ever finish a season with seven interceptions or less with 450 or more pass attempts. For the season Plummer attempted 456 passes. He attempted 521 passes in 2004, with 20 interceptions.

In 1993, Neil O'Donnell had only seven interceptions in 486 attempts as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. In 1997 O'Donnell played for the New York Jets when he had only seven interceptions in 460 attempts. In 2002, Brad Johnson had only six interceptions in 451 pass attempts for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

NOTEWORTHY

For the five contestants vying for the moniker "Ultimate Couch Potato" at Denver's ESPNZone restaurant on New Year's Day, this spud's for you. Starting at 9 a.m., Dan Ely, Marissa Herbert, Jordan Bonicelli, Mike Martin and Randy Petrilli will compete for $5,000 in prizes simply by trying to outlast one another in front of the television screens. Each contestant is allowed a five-minute break per hour, and a 15-minute break every eight hours. The world record for consecutive hours of television watching is 69 hours and 48 minutes, set by Canadian Suresh Joachim. "I don't know if you can practice for something like this," Ely said. "I'm not what you would call a true couch potato. I don't really sit around watch sports all the time."

Single-game tickets for Colorado Crush's home games at the Pepsi Center went on sale Dec. 31, starting at 10 a.m. Tickets (with prices ranging from $7 to $50) may be purchased by calling Ticketmaster (303-830-8497), or in person at Ticketmaster outlets or the Pepsi Center box office.

The "Brawlroom Boxing" card featuring undefeated local fighters -- Adrian Mora (14-0-1), Anthony Mora (14-0) and Marvin Cordova (7-0) -- is scheduled for Jan. 17 at Sherman Street Event Center. Call 303-623-7875 and 720-434-4515 for more information.