Red-faced from the dog day afternoon heat and the humiliation of getting treated like a chew toy by the mangiest mutts in the NFL, young Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler lost his cool in the final seconds of a 33-19 loss, as he knocked Kansas City linebacker Demorrio Williams to the Arrowhead Stadium turf after the whistle had blown a play dead. "I think he just flopped," said Cutler, after toppling Williams. After picking off two of his passes, the Chiefs apparently succeeded in roiling Cutler's blood, if his confrontation with Williams late in the fourth quarter was any indication. "He just got frustrated. The whole game, I was kind of saying little things to him. He's a good player, but it just wasn't his day. It was our defense's day," Williams said. When Cutler was asked if Williams, who wore No. 53 for Kansas City and started jawing with Brandon Marshall and other Broncos within minutes of the opening kickoff, had been a source of irritation, the quarterback tersely insisted: "I don't even know who that is." But make no mistake. Williams made certain Cutler knew who he was. How did he irritate Cutler? "Just talking," said Williams, grinning slyly. "That's what it's all about. Just going out there making plays, having fun."
