The Detroit Lions hosted Jalen Carter for a visit on Monday.

"He came in and he did a nice job. Again, it's always case by case. He came in, we enjoyed our time with him, he did a nice job," general manager Brad Holmes said of Carter's recent visit. "I'll say even after he left his visit, I felt better about him."

The Lions own the No. 6 and No. 18 overall picks.

Carter's draft status has been clouded after he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and racing last month in connection with a fatal crash in January. He was sentenced to 12 months of probation, a $1,000 fine and 80 hours of community service and will attend a state-approved defensive driving course. His attorney, Kim Stephens, said that by resolving the matter, the state of Georgia is forever barred from bringing additional charges against Carter.

There are number of signs pointing to the Carolina Panthers selecting Bryce Young at No. 1, but he has not been told by the team that he's their selection.

Young has canceled his other visits and the gambling markets have skewed in his favor.

The Panthers traded up to No. 1 in a deal with the Chicago Bears and have been expected to select a quarterback.

The Arizona Cardinals have received interest from at least six teams looking to acquire the third overall pick.

The Cardinals are still considering whether to move the pick or make it for themselves. 

There are a number of teams interested in a deep quarterback class while the Cardinals are set with Kyler Murray.

Jalen Carter is declining to visit with any teams picking outside the top-10.

"I'm confident Jalen will go in the top 10," agent Drew Rosenhaus told Schefter. "He's a good person, a family man, loves football and is a generational talent."

Carter is scheduled to visit the Chicago Bears on Monday after previously visiting the Philadelphia Eagles.

Carter's draft status is clouded after he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges of reckless driving and racing last month in connection with a fatal crash in January.

ESPN's Mel Kiper has Carter being selected by the Detroit Lions at No. 6 in his most recent mock draft.