Tom Brady: Former NFL star Stephen Ridley jokes Legendary QB is to blame for Kevin Hart’s injuries… after the comedian tore his abs who were racing him

Former Super Bowl champion Stephen Ridley joked that Tom Brady was responsible for the injuries that left beloved comedian Kevin Hart in a wheelchair.

Hart recently announced on Instagram that he suffered a torn abs and abductors after trying to race the eight-year NFL veteran, which he claims left him in a wheelchair.

“Those who know me know I’m very fast,” Hart said on social media. “Kevin, there’s no way you can beat me,” Stefan said.

‘I can’t walk… I sit down.’ I blew all my ass – ripped my lower stomach and ripped my abductors. I don’t even know what it was, but I ripped them off.

Ridley, who played alongside Brady for the Patriots, eventually saw Hart’s post and shared it to his own Instagram story with the caption: “I saw @TOMBRADY do that at your age so thought you juiced a lot bro!”

Stephen Ridley blamed Tom Brady for the injuries Kevin Hart suffered during the race against him

And Ridley blamed the fact that he watched Brady play until he was 45 because he thought Hart would take over.

Bad @KEVINHARTFOREAL! Get well and keep making us all laugh!

Those who follow the NFL loosely are well aware that Brady played until he was 45 before finally retiring for the second and final time to end his 23-year career earlier this year.

Brady has never been seen as the fastest or most explosive athlete when he reached the latter stages – nor at any point – of his legendary career.

On the other hand, Ridley, who is still only 34 years old, has used speed as a primary asset in his career and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds during the 2011 NFL Draft.

During a career that saw him shoot with the New England Patriots, New York Jets, Atlanta Falcons, and Pittsburgh Steelers, he caught a total of 3,102 yards and 24 touchdowns in 73 career games.

If the 44-year-old Hart decides to compete with a former professional athlete again, he may want to at least consider selecting an athlete closer to his age group.

In the clip, Hart reluctantly admitted his age was catching up to him physically.

“Ladies and gentlemen, 40 is a real age,” Hart said. To all men and women aged 40 and over, this is not a game – respect this age.

Ridley played four years alongside Brady for the New England Patriots. Photo in 2013

“Respect this age, or else this age will make you respect it – you were obliged to respect it.”

He added: What are we competing for at this age? What am I doing, why am I even racing? Dumbest man ever… He has to be the dumbest man alive. This is human, this is life.

If this is a consolation prize for Hart, then this incident should give him some new material for his upcoming comedy special. Maybe he might even decide to run — inadvertently — with the joke and call it Kevin Hart’s “Dumbest Man Alive Tour.”