O2 gets the disc outside of the endzone. O5 is called as iso. Force is forehand.
O4, O6, and O7 move to the back of the endzone and spread out. O5 sets up about 10-15 yards downfield of the disc.
O5 cuts for the disc in the middle 50% of the endzone, leaving the front cones clear.
If O5 is covered, O2 looks to O3
Upon throwing to O3, O2 cuts upline looking for the score
If O2 is covered, O2 cuts back for the dump
O2 looks break, O5 makes continue cut off the dump for the score. If O5 is still short of the endzone...
One handler clears out up a sideline, middle cutter O6 becomes new iso, O7 moves to the middle.
If cutters are covered, O5 looks to dump
O5 clears forceside, O3 comes back to handle, O6 makes breakside continue cut