This is the beginning of Parachute. The disc has been centered and both the handlers are standing slightly back of the center handler to give him more room to throw to. Notice how 4 on red will usually set up slightly deep because he is the weak side help.
As soon as the force is recognized, the far break side cutter begins a near-horizontal cut all the way from the break to the force side. The rest of the cutters are taking a few hard steps deep and getting to the breakside as soon as possible. One thing we have added this year is that the far force side cutter will cut a few steps deep as the play starts, but will delay his next cut, in order to be a next option.(shown later)
As the parachute man gets the disc, the force side cutter times his break side clear such that the parachuter can hit him with a soft break if it's open. This cut should come either EARLY or JUST BARELY NOT EARLY. Ultimately this cut is a clear out cut like it used to be and our primary look is still from the guy coming off the newly formed side stack. (Note in this example I have the force side cutter(7) going pretty early which is way better than late)
From here we move into what our ho-stack flow is, which is essentially a side-stack that is now established on the breakside, The next guy up(5) has made a nice setup cut to get to the center of the field, and is ready to go deep or under for the parachuter
We hit that next continue and ho-stack flow continues from there. At this point parachute is over.