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Coach Jason Garrett figures those younger players are in good hands.
"There's no question there's a lot of sleepless nights there, but really, nobody cares," Witten said. "This is a tough league. Nobody cares about last year. You move on, so we've got to be better. I think we've got the right guys who will go do it, but it's a long ways away."
Witten has outlasted coach Bill Parcells and flamboyant receiver Terrell Owens, and his leadership hit a new level this year in part because the Cowboys dumped franchise sacks leader DeMarcus Ware and former Pro Bowl receiver Miles Austin.
The 32-year-old goes into his 12th season as the league's active leader among tight ends in catches (879) and yards (9,799) with the retirement of Tony Gonzalez. Witten has missed one game in 11 years, most notably returning 23 days after rupturing his spleen in a preseason game so he could play in the opener against the New York Giants in 2012