Joylene is correct. This is a common problem with Echeverias during Jan/March in Qld. The only saving grace is it mainly affects the older leaves and you can lop the plant and restart the head.

I would not be worried at all. Looks like mechanical damage

I didn't think about watering it that way I'll do it like that. A couple of the others I ordered have brown spots too but not nearly as bad. And I have a good draining mix I'll move them to. Yes it was just a couple of days after I received them that the spots showed up. I received them on the fifth and noticed spots on the seventh. It was my first time ordering online and a lot of them had leafs fallen off or were very droopy and miscolored. They were set against each other and falling out of their pots. It was a mess. I even received a wrong succulent. They had told me to water them set them by filtered light and wait a week for them to get their strength back. I don't think I will order from them again. These poor succulents are going through too much. Thank you all for your wonderful advice! You have helped me so much!

I don't know what is wrong, if anything. Just be sure you are using a fast-draining mix not a peaty mix made for houseplants, not overwatering, use a pot with a drainage hole, and giving the plant a great deal of light. Water only when dry, let the water drain out the bottom.