The No. 4 overall pick of 2020 told the Sun-Times on Friday that while he doesn’t follow social media or care much about what fans think of him, he’s starting to feel the mounting pressure of playing with All-Stars such as Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan and doesn’t quite know where he fits in.

He wasn’t much of a factor in the Bulls’ win over the Heat in the season opener, nor in Friday’s 102-100 loss to the Wizards, in which he had seven points and a rebound in 24 minutes.

So where? That’s what Williams, 21, is trying to figure out.

“I definitely feel it,” he said. “As a player, you know when you play well. . . . Anybody can get the ball and score, but I think it’s tough when you want to win and you play with stars — it’s tough. You’ve got to find different spots that you usually don’t have to find, offensive rebounds, transition, things like that. That’s where I think I have to find my buckets, just being aggressive."

Williams has at times shown an ability to score in bunches, such as when he put up 35 points against the Timberwolves in the finale last season. But that came with DeRozan, LaVine and Nikola Vucevic all sitting out.

“In those games those guys weren’t playing, there were obviously more touches to go around,” Williams said. “That’s not a knock on those guys, because they are who they are. They’re All-Stars, and we need them to get going in order for us to be really good, but it’s just a total different dynamic when those guys are playing and when they’re not. That’s with any team.”