Yes there are a number of striped tomato varieties. Take a look at Wild Boar Farms — Brad Gates specializes in creating striped varieties, though he isn’t the only one.
This year, I’m growing a striped variety called Dwarf Chocolate Lightning. Two of my own Maglia Rosa cross elongated cherry segregates — Wild Rosa and Molten Sky — should have striped skin inherited from Maglia Rosa parent.
I guess your Rutgers was accidentally crossed or mispackaged. I say “striped” but the pattern on those Not Rutgers are more like “mottled” I guess — when They are trying to create Striped varieties they select for continuous stripes and cull the broken stripes, but the mottled pattern are favored for the interesting patterning as well. BTW my understanding is most of the new striped varieties were originally created by crossing with Green Zebra.
Let us know how they taste.