Our disc, forced to the sideline.
Side cutter (4) makes a break cut. Mid cutter (5) goes deep.
If (4) gets the break cut, continue looks: <br> - (5) is already coming under for an in cut<br> - (2) is looking for a bump <br> - (7) sees bump potential and starts a deep cut <br> - (6) makes sure not to cut anyone off
Back a step.
If (4) doesn't get the break (common), they clear deep. <br> (5) is coming under for an in cut <br> (2) is setting up a dump cut, but not actively cutting yet (6) and (7) DO NOT run over into the active space and clog things up.
If (5) gets the under, continue looks: <br> - (4) was going deep. They can continue the cut, or come back in <br> - (2) looks for a bump <br> - (6) and (7) DO NOT run over into the active space
Back a step.
If (5) doesn't get the under (uh oh) <br> (2) sets up their cut, in this case by seeing the defender is giving away the strike and pushing the defender back
(1) looks at (2), who takes the strike cut <br> (3) continues drifting middle and prepares to make a backup dump cut
If (2) gets the strike, continue looks: <br> - (4) is in a great position for an under cut <br> - (6) or (7) can threaten deep <br> - (1) can think about a bump cut if they throw-and-go quickly enough
Back a step.
If (2) doesn't get the strike, (3) is the last chance before a punt. <br> (2) can clear to the stack, or make a buttonhook cut across the field (buttonhook shown)
Continues for (3): <br> - (2) coming across from their strike cut buttonhook clear maneuver <br> - (7) coming in for an under / to fill as a handler <br><br> NOTE: (1) may clear here, or stay as a handler depending on the situation. If they see three handlers back, they're the fourth and need to clear.