Setup
As 4 cuts in, P1 stays in front, until they reach approx 1m in front of the disc, at which point they drop out
As 4 crosses that line, P1 drops to return to the space they were in on setup
As the disc moves, the mark follows. They may want to put on a force splitting the two handlers for a short period before returning to straight up. Especially where 2 is a power handler.
As 2 clears our, P2 comes in to stop their forward progression
As the disc moves wide, F1 moves to stop up line progression first, before moving in to put on a middle force
Where there is only one deep threat one deep can move in to stop over the top shots threatening, but they have to be ready to drop
Here, P2 covers a middle shot, P1 supports the no upline, D1 drops to cover the deep, D2 steps off to give the help to D1 where 7 is difficult to throw to.
Here 2 comes in far enough that they is dropped by P2 and as the disc swings the mark takes back the mark. P1 blocks 6 and the deeps must coordinate to shut off the two options. F2 must stay wide to continue stopping the up the line after 3 gets the disc
As 3 clears, F2 can move in but must still be weary of the shot over their head. A shot to 3 here is lethal and F2's responsibility. If that means F2 stays wider thats fine. D2 provides support there and the mark continues to follow the disc. P2 takes responsibility for 6 as they cross.
If 2 cuts forward they become P1s position, but F1 also moves more centrally on the inside of their player. Here we see F2 move wider to stop the shot to 3