10 gets ball and and sideways. 12 & 13 make switch runs and are viable options. If not, 10 passes wide to 14, with 15 supporting on the outside.
Make sure every play is prepared to recieve the ball.
Variations:
Have the 15 support the 14 on the inside.
or
Have the 15 run through the 14s zone so that he recieves the pass from the 13, with 14 supporting outside.
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