NFL EMPLOYEES’ TROUBLING DRIVING INCIDENTS MOUNT, COSTING JOBS AND PUTTING OTHERS AT RISK"When you're going at 20 miles an hour, and you're on autopilot, I honestly have zero worries," Shanahan told reporters. "But regardless, it is always your fault, whether you're on autopilot or not. Shanahan hasn't been coaching the Niners at the outset of training camp to the degree he normally would. Shanahan, like many NFL coaches, is not intimately involved in the journey of his players through the league's concussion protocol. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBut now, Shanahan admits, he "no doubt" has a new perspective on concussions.