Try to predict our secondary next season

With the addition of Jamal Adam, Ed Paris, John Battle, and Devin Voorhies, a once short-handed secondary line suddenly becomes a little crowded and loaded with top talent. While that by no means is considered an issue, it does lead you to want to scratch your head when trying to predict what will be our secondary line-up next year. I mean, the talent that these new kids possess almost makes you feel guilty to not put them on field early. That being said, our current starting corner positions are manned by two really competitive sophomore, and I do not see either of them being easily beat out. Jalen Mills also showed his ability and instincts to play a Brandon Taylor type safety, so that might be his position next year. The only realistic way I can think of is to move Tre White to the nickle position while moving Jalen Mills to FS. White can be a lock down corner most of the time, but his height (5-11) and weight (177) limit his effectiveness against tall, strong, athletic WRs in the deep route (watch the Auburn game for example), so letting him cover the slot receiver might be a better fit for him. Having him moved to the nickle back allows us to put Ed Paris (6-1, 198) on opposed to Robinson.
To put it into perspective, here goes my prediction for the secondary depth chart:

By the 1st game vs Wisconsin:
CB: Rashard Robinson (Sub: Jalen Collins)
FS: Jalen Mills (Sub: Rickey Jefferson)
SS: Corey Thompson (Sub: Jamal Adam)
CB: Tre White (Sub: Ed Paris)
Nickle: Dwayne Thomas (Sub: Jalen Mills)

By the game vs Auburn (6th game):
CB: Rashard Robinson (Sub: Jalen Collins)
FS: Jalen Mills (Sub: John Battle/Devin Voorhies)
SS: Jamal Adam (Sub: Corey Thompson/Devin Voorhies)
CB: Ed Paris (Sub: Kavahra Holmes)
Nickle: Tre White (Sub: Dwayne Thomas)

Let me know what you think about this line-up. I would love to hear your thoughts and predictions for our secondary next season.