Vert stack is set up.
(6b) and (7b) set up their under cuts.
Handler (1b) decides a throw to (7b) could be blocked, and the break throw to (6b) quite an awkward throw.
(6b) and (7b) get back in the stack and out of the way of a handler reset. (1b) activates (2b) for the reset.
(2b) has taken his man all the way onto the break side with his cut, so can gain yards on a throw from (1b).
(2b) recieves the disc and has made yards. (1b) comes up to be in line with (2b). (7b) has mistimed their cut and (5b) is far too deep for a huck, so (2b) doesn't want to throw downfield.
(2b) activates (1b) who cuts up the line. This is a legitmate option and should be taken if the throw is on as it leaves the handler in a great position for a huck (the 'power position'). In this case the handler is well marked, so the front of stack needs to come under on the break side. So (3b) takes a few steps onto the open side to give themselves, and the thrower space to cut into.
(3b) cuts diagonally back to where (1b) was a couple of seconds earlier, recieving an around break. Note, the throw they recieve could also be an inside break, but this is a harder throw to time.
(2b) sees the opportunity to exploit a lax defense, and cuts to the breakside to set up a ground gaining under.
(3b) sees the chance to recieve the disc in the power position, as (5b) sets up a deep cut.
(3b) gets the disc in the power position as (5b starts going deep. Perfectly set up for a huck to the end zone. Note that (1b) was set up to come under if the throw from (2b) wanted a reset.
GOAL!