Here is a photo of the plant:
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This could very well be overwatering, and hopefully so because if it's not then I would suspect verticilium wilt. when you say the leaves are "soft" that lines up with one of the main symptoms of overwatering.

Looks like my tomatoes. Have wilt this year despite my planting Celebrity tomatoes which are ususally resistant. I have wilt in the soil so it can't be helped.
Usually they fight it off. Maybe from the cold spring here in NJ

The pot looks way to small. It's probably root bound and becoming water / nutrient starved. Generally, any container smaller than a five gallon bucket is considered too small.

Over-watering could be a factor as well, tomatoes do like to dry out a little, but before I'd look anywhere else, I'd look for a bigger container.

yeah i would say the pot is way to small / another possible problem i see is it looks in the pic its on asphalt / if it gets much sun at all its getting to hot

Vehorn,

It's hard to tell the size of your container from the angle of your photo. An indeterminate cherry plant grows fast & large. If that pot is less than 5 gals. you might need some more root space.

Does that container drain out enough excess water? The yellow & drooping leaves do look like too much water.

Thanks for the replies. It is a 2.5 gallon container with drain holes in the bottom. I had read on hear earlier in the year that the dollar store had great deals on them, so I picked some up. The small peppers I have growing in the are fine, but judging by replies, I need to repot in a larger container.