The Dallas Cowboys got back in the win column in Week 9 with a nail-biting 27-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts. However, a penalty called on DeMarvion Overshown in the fourth quarter nearly derailed the victory altogether. On Monday, Stephen Jones called out Overshown for his actions on Sunday.

During a guest appearance on “105.3 The Fan,” Jones called out Overshown for making an undisciplined mistake late in the contest against the Colts, according to Jon Machota of The Athletic. The 14 penalties on the Cowboys also aren't sitting well with the 62-year-old co-owner, but Overshown's mistake was nearly dire.

“It is (unacceptable). … It's not a good look,” Jones said about Overshown's penalty. “It’s not a disciplined look. We certainly didn’t play a disciplined game yesterday with (14) penalties. We have to be better than that.”

Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones on @1053thefan on this DeMarvion Overshown penalty: “It is (unacceptable). … It’s not a good look. It’s not a disciplined look.

“We certainly didn’t play a disciplined game yesterday with (14) penalties. We have to be better than that.”…

— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 9, 2026

DeMarvion Overshown was ruled out for the contest and remained on the sideline throughout the contest. Except on one play in the fourth quarter, when the 26-year-old linebacker ran onto the field to celebrate with his teammates after the defense forced a Jonathan Taylor fumble and recovered it, forcing a turnover. Officials hit Overshown with a 15-yard penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct.

The former third-round pick was seemingly thrilled with the play his teammates made. However, considering he was not playing, celebrating on the field with teammates will always result in a penalty. Had he simply remained on the sideline and celebrated from there, the penalty never would have been called.

Overshown has been limited to just three games so far this season, as he's been dealing with hamstring and back injuries. When on the field, the three-year veteran has proven to be reliable, as he's recorded 20 combined tackles (eight solo), one interception, and a forced fumble.