Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been very vocal about supporting the Washington Football Team, being a D.C. native. Despite limited success for Washington, it's always great to see the NFC East club take down their arch-rivals the Dallas Cowboys.

There hasn't been much to celebrate recently, so the little victories are what make these wins so memorable.

The Nets' huge free-agent acquisition from two summers ago took to Twitter to celebrate his squad's win.

Yikes. Not only is that the farthest thing from the truth, but it also set off KD to fire back after the comedian, a Knicks fan, tried to blast Durant's latest team, the Nets.

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We all know how active Kevin Durant is on Twitter, so why would anyone try going after him? Who knows, but Anthony Isaacs definitely regrets this one.

The Washington Football Team absolutely dominated the Cowboys in every facet of the game. They improved to 2-5 after a 25-3 win, now only half a game behind the Eagles for first place in the NFC East.

Unfortunately this did come at a price, losing Landon Collins to a torn Achilles. He will likely miss the remainder of the season.

It's rare that the Washington Football Team does anything that's good enough worth celebrating. When they finally do, why don't you lay off Durant and let the fan base enjoy the small things?

It might help you avoid getting roasted on Twitter by the Nets superstar.