Yes. Fungus gnats.

Do they kind of look like the drawings in this link?

Here is a link that might be useful: Fungus Gnats

Well they arent as big as the bug depicted in that drawing. And I sure hope the bugs in my plant just arent babies and soon will grow that large. They're smaller. I think they are fungus gnats too though.

Well Im letting the soil dry to kill them.

Put a thin layer of aquarium sand or horticultural charcoal over the top of the potting soil. The adults do not like to lay their eggs in this coarse texture and if they have nowhere else to lay them, they die off very rapidly.

If you have a severe infestation in just one or two plants, repotting with fresh soil is suggested. And back off on the watering - let the soil dry out between waterings, especially now as we are heading into a period when even many houseplants go into a pseudodormant period of little or no growth. And apply the sand as an insurance policy :-))

The flies are adults and will not get any larger. Fungus gnats are tiny flies, no more than 1/8" long. The young are larvae (maggots) and live in moist soil feeding off of algae, fungus, and sometimes live roots. In large numbers they are capable of causing some damage, especially to seedlings. The adults are merely a nuisance.

Letting the soil dry between waterings and/or covering the soil as gardengal describes are good approaches, but do not expect them to disappear quickly. It will take some time for those in the soil now to mature to adults and eventually die.

Thank you.

I worked so hard to get rid of these in my atrium and found out I mixed too much peat moss in the soil and it was holding too much water. So I killed several plants and had to re-pot everything. I finally got a handle on it by using a diluted soil drench of BT. I covered the soil with a layer of sand with some DE in it. Then I mixed sphagnum moss with several essential oils that repel insects- lavender, citronella, mint and a couple others- I also mixed in some cinnamon and mulched over the sand with the moss mixture. It was quite a learning experience. Now my atrium smells great and I have no more bugs. I keep sticky traps in there so I will know if there is another infestation.