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Football team in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, so named because of the abundant [steel industry]? in the city. The team won four Super Bowls and is regarded as The Team of The 70's. Don't let anyone tell you they won four Super Bowls in a row, in fact they were IX, X, XIII, and XIV. |
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A National Football League team based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. :Founded: 1933. :Formerly known as: :Home stadium: :Uniform colors: :Helmet design: :League championships won: 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979. Franchise historyFootball team in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, so named because of the abundant [steel industry]? in the city. The team won four Super Bowls and is regarded as The Team of The 70's. Don't let anyone tell you they won four Super Bowls in a row, in fact they were IX, X, XIII, and XIV. |
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Football team in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, so named because of the abundant [steel industry]? in the city. The team won four Super Bowls and is regarded as The Team of The 70's. Don't let anyone tell you they won four Super Bowls in a row, in fact they were IX, X, XIII, and XIV.
The team had a dominant defense known as The Steel Curtain and an offense led by [Terry Bradshaw]?, [Franco Harris]?, [Lynn Swann]?, and [John Stallworth]?. Their coach was [Chuck Noll]?.
If you know anyone from Pittsburgh or have visited there, you may know that locals don't pronounce the team Steelers with a long e. It sounds more like Stellars. I think that isn't just because of their local accent, but because they think the team is pretty stellar.
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