Step 1

Player #1 is the MONSTER (should be tall and fast!) - marks straight up all the time. #2 is RIGHT EAR, #3 LEFT EAR, #4 RIGHT MID, #5 MID-MID #6 LEFT MID, #7 DEEP

Step 2

As play is forced to a sideline, the ear falls back to stop an up the line throw, the MONSTER moves in with a strong force to the side line, RIGHT EAR aims to stop the dump back to O1.

Step 3

The MONSTER sets straight up as before, with EARS set to stop any handler throw that gains territory, allowing dumps that lose territory in order to protect the upfield space.

Step 4

Which forces the handlers to move back on the field in order to reset.

Step 5

Again, Monster marks straight (slight angle to sideline, trusting LEFT EAR 3 to defend the dump to O1 middle, RIGHT EAR helps protect from upline passes

Step 6

Play resets to middle. Now we introduce the cutters and mid defense - which function the same as a traditional zone, offense tries a horizontal stack.

Step 7

Play shifts again to sideline, MONSTER and EARS place appropriately, RIGHT MID and MID MID guard players in their space, LEFT MID guards space in case 6 or 7 break inwards

Step 8

MID MID and LEFT MID can call to each other as to who should be following O6

Step 9

The MONSTER doesn't get across to mark the thrower (probably tired from all the running!) and O5 gets in a cut into the space left.

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Step 11

Allowing the O to finally get an upfield pass, but the MONSTER resets and there is no continue. So O5 looks for a dump

Step 12

play continues with resets as before...

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Step 16

O5 finds a hole in the Monster again

Step 17

and finds o6 continue, the monster tries to reset the zone...

Step 18

our deep is on the ball and makes a great D on O4....turning over the play

Step 19

looks like they are going man!