Possibly alternaria. https://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/vegetable/problem-solvers/tomato-problem-solver/ripe-fruit/

Stink bug damage is another real possibility for the small spots and I see some scabbed over cracking as well. That is an inconsistent soil moisture issue. IME alternaria spots are usually larger, darker in color and sunken in.

Dave

I didn’t think it was a match for Alternaria either, pretty close, but these are very light surface scars. I did have some tomatoes crack in addition to the cracking in the photo. Thanks! I’ll treat the plants for stink bugs and keep my fingers crossed.

That's not from stink bugs. If it were, the underlying tissue would be damaged.

Sorry to disagree but much of the fruit, especially the 2 foremost in the photo do show the yellowing of underlying tissue damage. It is what one often sees with newly hatched or molting nymphs.

Dave