Stephen A. Smith sounds off on why he thinks the Jets should be Kyler Murray's last option. (1:20) I love NFL free agency. I love the oxymoronic legal tampering window. I love the preposterously large deals that will almost inevitably look bad in two seasons. I love the one-year deals that end up season-changing bargains. And I love watching 32 fan bases talk themselves into every single move their teams make. With a salary cap over $300 million and fresh off a season in which the conference champion Seahawks and Patriots were two of the biggest free agency spenders the prior offseason, this year feels particularly charged for surprising action. I have too many questions -- Will Alontae Taylor sign as an outside corner or as a slot? Can Charlie Kolar get a Josh Oliver sort of deal? -- to fit in one article, so I boiled it down to the biggest nine. Here's what I'm wondering as we approach the 2026 league year and free agency.…