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What were the regular season records for the Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl teams?
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1974- Super Bowl IX (10-3-1)
1975- Super Bowl X (12-2)
1978- Super Bowl XIII (14-2)
1979- Super Bowl XIV (12-4)
2005- Super Bowl XL (11-5)
2008- Super Bowl XLIII (12-4)
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