“I’m very sad man,” Kevin Durant, a Commanders fan, mocked the Cowboys

The dogpile surrounding Jerry Jones and the floundering Dallas Cowboys has turned into a feeding frenzy mosh pit. Kevin Durant, welcome to the party.

The NBA superstar is a longtime Washington Commanders fan, so he naturally despises all things Cowboys. He was born in Washington, D.C., and, although attending college in Texas, he remains a fan of America’s Team.

“It’s almost sad now,” Durant said this week on The Up and Adams podcast. “I’ve seen Jerry Jones going off on reporters, which I was cool with, but it seems like other people didn’t quite understand what he was going through. So you could just tell the energy around there, they just need to get a W, that’s all it takes. Winning cures all, losing just makes everything worse and magnifies all of the stuff that you sweep under the rug when you win. So they just need to get a W.”

Durant may have the remedy for Dallas’ ailments, but his sympathy following last week’s 38-point home loss to the Detroit Lions, followed by Jones’ radio tantrum, is clearly mocking.

“I’m very sad man, 47-9?” he said. “You know why? Because we just know they’re not that good. At least if it would’ve been a tight game, they could’ve just fooled people into believing that they’re contenders, and then they fall flat on their face right when I want them to, like in the playoffs or right before the playoffs. But right now, it’s just no fun when they just get beat that bad. You want them to lose, but not like that.”