You're correct. Not late blight.

Please post a picture of the entire plant.
Is it in pot or ground?
Fertilizer?

Here is a photo of the plant but I just cleared out a bunch of dead leaves. It is hard to see the spots in the photo, but they are there at the top. I can put up a different photo if needed. (Dried up and crispy) It seems to be affecting all of our tomato plants. This one is in the ground, but I noticed it starting on some that are in pots. We used compost tea and sea kelp fertilizer in the beds. Since it is a raised bed we mixed in compost throughout the season. No other fertilizer.

Thanks for your help!

Here is another photo

One more photo. It's dark now but I'll post a pic of the potted plant tomorrow.

Thanks!

A couple questions: are these plants in pots or raised beds? or both?
How do you water? sprinkler? Hose? Do the leaves get wet often?

Also, what is the nutrient analysis of your kelp fertilizer?

But, you may have Bacterial Speck. You could try a copper-based spray, or a product called Serenade.