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Before making any risky decisions, you have to make sure her crop isn't just full from eating. After chickens eat food, their crop feels full, like it's impacted. If it is not, it'll flatten during the night. Check first thing in the morning before doing anything that can hurt her. Make sure...

What's her breed? Maybe that will help gauge her weight.

Due to the fact that you smell a sour odor from her mouth, and that the crop feels like a water balloon, I'd suspect sour crop, not an impaction. I had a chicken deal with an impaction, and the crop was very hard and large. I would read up on how to treat it. Since i've never dealt with it...