When college coaches build their midfield lines, they want different types of players, and Kosinski fits the change-of-pace role. He uses a ton of redodges, rockers, hitches, changes of direction, and speed that make him very tough to guard without a slide. On top of that, he is fast, a natural lefty, and he sets up his dodges well by squaring up and shuffling to alter approaches. He is just as dangerous as a scorer as he is as a feeder. At NILLY, he had a really impressive skip feed on the extra-man unit that stood out. He has also shown flashes of greatness with his quick release from off-ball cuts and on the defensive end.