This could be herbicide damage, but there are other causes to similar symptoms. Tomatoes are very susceptible to herbicides like 2,4-D which can cause distrotion to plant growth. Even if you have not used any herbicides, drift from the use by a neighbor can find its way to your garden and cause damge.  Physiological leaf roll is another potential issue, it is a result of prolonged periods of wet soil and high heat which causes the leaves to roll up. Viruses can also cause similar symptoms.

Here is a fact sheet you might review to see if you can determine the actual problem - Common Diseases of Tomatoes Part III. Non-Infectious Diseases

You can also contact the Rogers County OSU Extension Center for assistance. Samples and additional cultural information may be needed  to provide an accurate diagnosis.

https://extension.okstate.edu/county/rogers/