Horizontal set-up. Note that outside cutters are wide to give space to the active cutters in the middle.
Cutting pattern. Slash break, cut deep, cut under open. Ideally, we hit the break throw.
Break throw made. Continuation cuts: Outside cutter 7 can cut out and under on the open side. Cutter 6 can cut break.
Continuation option to cutter 7. Cutter 4 and 6 are patient and move with the play.
Option for cutter 6 to go deep (even if 7 is not a great hucker, we need to be stretching the field so the defense is playing honest). Cutters 4 and 5 are advancing up the field, staying wide to give reset space to the handlers (they are still always viable options).
Handlers are setting up to make handler cuts for a reset. Handler 7 can engage handler 2 or 3. Cutter 6 should be cutting under to leave the deep space open.
Handler reset.
Cutter 7 should watch what cutters 5 and 6 are doing and leave space for them while clearing. Inactive handlers are getting in position.
Cutter 5 can strike deep here.
Cutter 5 can become active in the middle by calling themself in or by cutter 7 calling them in (maybe cutter 7 is tired). Cutter 5 does the cutting pattern with cutter 6. Cutter 7 clears wide.
Cutters move up field. 7 strikes deep. Cutter 6 cuts out for the under. Cutter 4 can stay wide or make a break cut.
Cutter 6 comes under and gets ready to cut break. Cutter 7 comes under from their deep cut. Cutter 4 clears break (viable option). Handlers get into position.
Reset up-line to handler. Cutter 4 recognizes this a a good deep option. Cutters 6 and 7 begin cutting pattern.
Deep throw to cutter 4. If this option wasn't viable, then we would set-up in our endzone stack.