For this play, 6 and 7 are our primary handlers. 1 and 2 are the first two in the stack, 3, 4, and 5 are primary cutters.
Note, field length is not to scale. There should be 3-4 yards between players. Enough room for 2 people to maneuver. Anything less and you risk making a good break and getting called for a pick. 1 should set the stack 12-18 yards from the disc, up to 20 is about as far away as you would want to be.
If we're tight by our end, it's likely that the handlers will work the disc a little among themselves, so the first thing I'll show is that action. Here, the 7 handler takes an aggressive step and gets open for the "push" - a throw up the sideline in a power position. This is done by getting a step inside the defender and having the throw into space. Notice that 6 takes the step up the field as soon as they release the disc - this doesn't allow the mark time to get back into position.
With the marker overcommitted the throw back to 6 is easy. Be smart, don't do this if 7 is still in a good spot, or if the player on 6 is really riding them tight.
The disc swings back to the center - time to start talking about responsibilities in the stack.
5 decides to take the under cut, the first step is deep. At the same time, 7 is clearing space to move his marker out of the throwing lane.
5 breaks under and heads straight toward the open space (not the sideline) and receives the disc.
Don't be a hero. Get it back to a handler, maintain possession. The stack slides back in response to our new position on the field, giving the handlers room to work.
Disc is reset. CLEAR THE LANE.
We're going to try the first handler cut again and fail to get free in order to see what 1 and 2 are responsible for. Here, defensively #7 made a good step to cut off the throw, and #6 is in better position. but now we have a good opportunity of our own.
With 7 biting on the fake, the front of our stack takes over on the break mark side. AS THIS CUT IS MADE, 4 should fake somewhere and cut to a throw. For this example, they'll fake deep.
And come underneath, getting a wide open catch on the break side. The stack adjusts.
The stack continues to adjust as we reset to a handler. #2 senses field position and breaks to the open side, then drops into a handler role to allow more space in the endzone.
Too easy.
score.